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From: "Peter Rasmussen" <raz AT zip DOT com DOT au>
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Subject: Command not found
Date: Sat, 3 Nov 2001 17:41:17 +1000
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Hello

Re: Command not found

On uninstalling and reinstalling Cygwin in a new location on my computer
various commands like ls, pwd, make info no longer work.

I made the initial mistake of installing Cygwin in my “Program Files”
directory.  On learning that it has a problem with spaces in the path name.
I relocated it.  Is there a directory log of some sort that I have to remove
to fix this?  What do you recommend?  My computer specifications are below.

Thanks for your time.

Cheers

Peter

I am running:
Windows 98 on
Gateway
333Mhz
64 Mb Memory
3.5 Gig hard drive (system)
22 Gig hard drive (other)
4MB ATI Rage Pro AGP Graphics Accelerator
SoundBlaster Audio PCT 64V
GVC 56K PCI modem



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