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Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2007 08:57:35 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject: which packages are needed for simple bashing
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Greetings.

I just want basic functionality: a shell (say, bash) and basic unix commands
like ls, wc, diff, vi, cd, and find.

The target machine (on which I want to install Cygwin) has no network
connection, so I will have to download the packages onto my flash, and then
carry the flash to my Windows machine.

I can't put the entire distribution onto my flash drive, so I need a list of
packages to give the the basic functionality described above.  How can I
obtain/generate such a list?

I've search this forum and also Googled without quick results.

Thx,
Herbert
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