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* Install failure for cygwin 20.1 binaries on Win95
@ 1999-07-26 13:23 Nedervold, Eric
  1999-07-31 18:34 ` Nedervold, Eric
  0 siblings, 1 reply; 4+ messages in thread
From: Nedervold, Eric @ 1999-07-26 13:23 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: 'cygwin@sourceware.cygnus.com'

I've downloaded both the full and user versions of the cygwin binaries
(full.exe and usertools.exe) and neither one installs on my machine.

It sets up a window asking me to wait while it sets up the InstallShield
program and after a long pause, quietly quits; InstallShield does not
run.

I do a search on my disks for '*cyg*' and find a 'Cygnus.txt' in
'c:\dos\_istmp1.dir\_istmp0.dir' and it contains corrupted text:

> y gnus Solutions (formerly named C ygnus
> Support) was foundd Cin 1989 to provide
> come rcial sp portf or free software.   ygnus
> p  pliesp roducts and servics pthat benefit

etc.  There's also a 'corecomp.ini' that seems to be an init file 
for InstallShield, but it's corrupted too, as it the 'bbrd1.bmp' in 
that directory.

Identical corrupted text appears in 'cygnus.txt' each time I try; if
I had a bad media problem, I think I'd get varying corruption.

I've cleaned out 'c:\dos\' and 'c:\windows\temp' between attempts;
that doesn't solve the problem.

I've successfully installed the user version on my NT machine at work,
so it isn't a case of hopeless user failure.  I've downloaded through
both IE and through Fetch (on a Mac), so I don't think it's a download
problem per se.

I'm running Win95 on top of Virtual PC; it's newly installed on the
virtual machine which has 85M of RAM and 100M free on drive C:.

Given the size of the download, it's slow to experiment on this.  I'm
not finding anything relevant in the archives.  It's hard to collect
more info since I'm just setting the machine up and I don't have the
tools to collect more info: Catch-22.  Sorry; I'd like to provide
more info for diagnosis.

Anyone seen anything similar?  Any suggestions?

--Eric

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* Install failure for cygwin 20.1 binaries on Win95
  1999-07-26 13:23 Install failure for cygwin 20.1 binaries on Win95 Nedervold, Eric
@ 1999-07-31 18:34 ` Nedervold, Eric
  0 siblings, 0 replies; 4+ messages in thread
From: Nedervold, Eric @ 1999-07-31 18:34 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: 'cygwin@sourceware.cygnus.com'

I've downloaded both the full and user versions of the cygwin binaries
(full.exe and usertools.exe) and neither one installs on my machine.

It sets up a window asking me to wait while it sets up the InstallShield
program and after a long pause, quietly quits; InstallShield does not
run.

I do a search on my disks for '*cyg*' and find a 'Cygnus.txt' in
'c:\dos\_istmp1.dir\_istmp0.dir' and it contains corrupted text:

> y gnus Solutions (formerly named C ygnus
> Support) was foundd Cin 1989 to provide
> come rcial sp portf or free software.   ygnus
> p  pliesp roducts and servics pthat benefit

etc.  There's also a 'corecomp.ini' that seems to be an init file 
for InstallShield, but it's corrupted too, as it the 'bbrd1.bmp' in 
that directory.

Identical corrupted text appears in 'cygnus.txt' each time I try; if
I had a bad media problem, I think I'd get varying corruption.

I've cleaned out 'c:\dos\' and 'c:\windows\temp' between attempts;
that doesn't solve the problem.

I've successfully installed the user version on my NT machine at work,
so it isn't a case of hopeless user failure.  I've downloaded through
both IE and through Fetch (on a Mac), so I don't think it's a download
problem per se.

I'm running Win95 on top of Virtual PC; it's newly installed on the
virtual machine which has 85M of RAM and 100M free on drive C:.

Given the size of the download, it's slow to experiment on this.  I'm
not finding anything relevant in the archives.  It's hard to collect
more info since I'm just setting the machine up and I don't have the
tools to collect more info: Catch-22.  Sorry; I'd like to provide
more info for diagnosis.

Anyone seen anything similar?  Any suggestions?

--Eric

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* Re: Install failure for cygwin 20.1 binaries on Win95
  1999-07-26 15:33 Earnie Boyd
@ 1999-07-31 18:34 ` Earnie Boyd
  0 siblings, 0 replies; 4+ messages in thread
From: Earnie Boyd @ 1999-07-31 18:34 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: Nedervold, Eric, 'cygwin@sourceware.cygnus.com'

Do you have Virus Protection up and running?  If so, disable it then try the
install.  Beyond that look to InstallShield for answers.

--- "Nedervold, Eric" <Nedervold@uppercase.xerox.com> wrote:
> I've downloaded both the full and user versions of the cygwin binaries
> (full.exe and usertools.exe) and neither one installs on my machine.
> 
> It sets up a window asking me to wait while it sets up the InstallShield
> program and after a long pause, quietly quits; InstallShield does not
> run.
> 
> I do a search on my disks for '*cyg*' and find a 'Cygnus.txt' in
> 'c:\dos\_istmp1.dir\_istmp0.dir' and it contains corrupted text:
> 
> > y gnus Solutions (formerly named C ygnus
> > Support) was foundd Cin 1989 to provide
> > come rcial sp portf or free software.   ygnus
> > p  pliesp roducts and servics pthat benefit
> 
> etc.  There's also a 'corecomp.ini' that seems to be an init file 
> for InstallShield, but it's corrupted too, as it the 'bbrd1.bmp' in 
> that directory.
> 
> Identical corrupted text appears in 'cygnus.txt' each time I try; if
> I had a bad media problem, I think I'd get varying corruption.
> 
> I've cleaned out 'c:\dos\' and 'c:\windows\temp' between attempts;
> that doesn't solve the problem.
> 
> I've successfully installed the user version on my NT machine at work,
> so it isn't a case of hopeless user failure.  I've downloaded through
> both IE and through Fetch (on a Mac), so I don't think it's a download
> problem per se.
> 
> I'm running Win95 on top of Virtual PC; it's newly installed on the
> virtual machine which has 85M of RAM and 100M free on drive C:.
> 
> Given the size of the download, it's slow to experiment on this.  I'm
> not finding anything relevant in the archives.  It's hard to collect
> more info since I'm just setting the machine up and I don't have the
> tools to collect more info: Catch-22.  Sorry; I'd like to provide
> more info for diagnosis.
> 
> Anyone seen anything similar?  Any suggestions?
> 
> --Eric
> 
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> 

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* Re: Install failure for cygwin 20.1 binaries on Win95
@ 1999-07-26 15:33 Earnie Boyd
  1999-07-31 18:34 ` Earnie Boyd
  0 siblings, 1 reply; 4+ messages in thread
From: Earnie Boyd @ 1999-07-26 15:33 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: Nedervold, Eric, 'cygwin@sourceware.cygnus.com'

Do you have Virus Protection up and running?  If so, disable it then try the
install.  Beyond that look to InstallShield for answers.

--- "Nedervold, Eric" <Nedervold@uppercase.xerox.com> wrote:
> I've downloaded both the full and user versions of the cygwin binaries
> (full.exe and usertools.exe) and neither one installs on my machine.
> 
> It sets up a window asking me to wait while it sets up the InstallShield
> program and after a long pause, quietly quits; InstallShield does not
> run.
> 
> I do a search on my disks for '*cyg*' and find a 'Cygnus.txt' in
> 'c:\dos\_istmp1.dir\_istmp0.dir' and it contains corrupted text:
> 
> > y gnus Solutions (formerly named C ygnus
> > Support) was foundd Cin 1989 to provide
> > come rcial sp portf or free software.   ygnus
> > p  pliesp roducts and servics pthat benefit
> 
> etc.  There's also a 'corecomp.ini' that seems to be an init file 
> for InstallShield, but it's corrupted too, as it the 'bbrd1.bmp' in 
> that directory.
> 
> Identical corrupted text appears in 'cygnus.txt' each time I try; if
> I had a bad media problem, I think I'd get varying corruption.
> 
> I've cleaned out 'c:\dos\' and 'c:\windows\temp' between attempts;
> that doesn't solve the problem.
> 
> I've successfully installed the user version on my NT machine at work,
> so it isn't a case of hopeless user failure.  I've downloaded through
> both IE and through Fetch (on a Mac), so I don't think it's a download
> problem per se.
> 
> I'm running Win95 on top of Virtual PC; it's newly installed on the
> virtual machine which has 85M of RAM and 100M free on drive C:.
> 
> Given the size of the download, it's slow to experiment on this.  I'm
> not finding anything relevant in the archives.  It's hard to collect
> more info since I'm just setting the machine up and I don't have the
> tools to collect more info: Catch-22.  Sorry; I'd like to provide
> more info for diagnosis.
> 
> Anyone seen anything similar?  Any suggestions?
> 
> --Eric
> 
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> 
> 

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