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Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2001 11:20:28 -0400
From: George Herson <gherson AT snet DOT net>
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Subject: no ls? no mkdir?
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hi.

I downloaded and ran the v1.3.2 setup.exe on two win98 (pentium II) machines.

** On both pc's **:

cygwin wouldn't start after a full download.  I found that bash and cygwin1.dll 
were missing.  i got bash and hunted the dll down but then i got a mkdir error 
on cygwin startup and couldn't even do an ls: "command not found".

pls cc: me as i'm not a list member.  Also, i may not be able to get mail for 
the few days, sorry.

i know setup.exe is new but boy, does it need an unselect all and to report the 
# of KB per app and Help to explain that the local directory needs to be a large 
temporary storage area, not your floppy.

thanks
george


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