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From: Lenik <lenik AT bodz DOT net>
Subject:  Strange behavior of cygwin setup preferences
Date:  Thu, 14 May 2009 08:38:52 +0800
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When I have a fresh new installed OS, say XP, and the first time to 
install cygwin using cygwin setup utility, I can see a lot of 
components. After the first installation, however it's completed 
installed or be canceled, Then I launch the setup again, most components 
are gone.

It looks like this, the setup remembered which components I've selected, 
and saved my selection to the win32 registry or somewhere, whatever, I 
don't know where it saved and I can't find it.

Is there any command line option to force the setup.exe consider it's 
the first to install?

Lenik


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