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Subject: Re: Download Cygwin once and intall it several times
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Hi! I do something similar some days ago.
Also i try to copy the installation folder in another pc, but once
launched the bash console, i was not able to do anything. The only way
i find usefull is to download packages in local, then copy the
installer and the local repository folder in the seocnd pc, and then
run the installer (pointing to that local repo).
This way works for me.
Hope my experience helps you.
Regards
M

2008/7/28, Dave Korn <dave DOT korn AT artimi DOT com>:
> Brian Dessent wrote on 28 July 2008 17:44:
>
>>> prompt is not colored (like when it run) and the prompt is  bash x y.
>>> In this condition, I'm not able to run any command (e.g. ls command
>>> not fund vi command not found and so on).
>>
>> That is the result of the postinstall scripts not being run or failing
>> when setup tries to run them.  Check the setup logs to find out what
>> happened.  BLODA could be a factor here.
>
>   Or there could be left-over traces of a previous cygwin installation on
> the second machine?
>
>     cheers,
>       DaveK
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