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Steven O'Brien wrote:
> I have a patch for this package that enables building on cygwin of the
> following programs as used in fedora core 4:
> 	arch
> 	chkdupexe
> 	hexdump
> 	line
> 	logger
> 	pg
> 	renice
> 	script
> 	setterm
> 	sln
> 	tailf
> 	ul
> 	whereis

I got a few more to compile, and with gettext and ncurses support, but
I'm not sure how many of them actually work, and some are already in
cygutils:

getopt
misc-utils: cal ddate kill logger look mcookie namei rename write
sys-utils: arch flock ipcrm rdev renice setsid sln
text-utils: col colrm column hexdump line pg rev tailf ul

I presume the disk-utils programs aren't that portable?


Yaakov
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