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Subject: setup from a list of packages rather than interactive selection?
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I vaguely remember a discussion, here, about how to install using
'setup.exe' from a list of packages contained in a file which is
then "pointed to" on the command line. I see the '-p' option in
'setup', and although I know how to put the list ('Pkg_List.txt')
after the -p in bash (i.e. '-p \"$(cat Pkg_List.txt)\"), I don't know
how to do this in 'cmd.exe'.

I've tried Googling, but to no avail.

I've also tried using the '-d' option in 'cygcheck' to create the
list for my current configuration, but that doesn't seem to work.
I've tried Googling on this issue, as well, also to no avail.

listlessLee

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