setup program problem

setup program problem

[turn787]

i downloaded all the programs.  I installed them.  Now when I try to run it I 
get cygwin1.dll not found.  
Help

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Re: setup program problem

[Peter Buckley]

Please provide more information. Tell us all the selections you made 
when you ran setup.exe, e.g. install for all, or "just me" etc (as many 
as you can remember). Send this to the list.

 >when I try to run it

When you try to run what?

Please provide more info and more detail. How do you expect anyone to be 
able to help you when we don't know anything about the problem?


Thanks,
Peter


turn787@aol.com wrote:

> i downloaded all the programs.  I installed them.  Now when I try to run it I 
> get cygwin1.dll not found.  
> Help
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Re: setup program problem

[Paul G.]

At the risk of increasing confusion:

On 7 Nov 2001 at 11:12, the Illustrious turn787@aol.com wrote:

> i downloaded all the programs. 

	All of "which" programs?  There are at least 80 utilities, and each of them can be considered "programs".

> I installed them.

	Again, we need specifics.

  Now when I try to run
> it

	Still haven't said anything about what "it" is.

> I get cygwin1.dll not found.

	There are at least 10 ways I can think of offhand where cygwin1.dll is not found.

	Again, we need specifics, not generics.  Have you even read the installation documentation provided for Cygwin?

(I hear skeletons rattling in the closet...something about reading docs, etc...;-))

>Help

	Can't help if you won't tell us exactly what you did.  Step by step.  And, as someone else has said, use proper 
English or American grammar.

	Paul G.


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RE: setup program problem

[Robinow, David]

 Gee! That's tough.
How did you download them?  How did you install them?
How did you try to run it?
What is "it"?

-----Original Message-----
From: turn787@aol.com [ mailto:turn787@aol.com ]
Subject: setup program problem
i downloaded all the programs.  I installed them.  Now when I try to run it
I 
get cygwin1.dll not found.  
Help

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Re: setup program problem

[Peter Buckley]

Please keep replies to the list- and you don't need to cc me, I read the 
list regularly and take special note of threads that I respond to. I 
usually cc people when I am not sure if they are list members- if you 
are a list member, just let me know and I won't cc you on replies in 
this or any other thread. Also I don't know everything about cygwin- so 
the messages that you send to me alone are missing out on a great 
resource of people on the list who would like to help you if you gave 
them the chance.

 > What I tried to run was cygwin.exe
Last I checked there was no such thing as cygwin.exe. Maybe that has 
changed lately. Are you sure it was cygwin.exe and not cygwin.bat?

 > but it did not put them anywhere.
Are you using the program setup.exe that you downloaded from cygwin.com? 
If not, you are on your own. This mailing list only supports standard 
installations, no one has the time to help out every odd flavor of 
customized installations (which are usually doomed to fail, unless the 
person installing knows a whole lot about cygwin).

Setup.exe will unpack all the files to the correct locations, and when 
it has completed, cygwin will be ready to use. I would suggest deleting 
whatever you "installed" already, downloading setup.exe again, and 
trying to "Install from Local Directory". If that doesn't work, try 
running setup.exe again and downloading all the packages again (maybe 
from another mirror).

I have to add- your "i dont have time to let anyone help me" replies and 
messages are not helping the list members, let alone yourself. Please 
take the time to write full sentences, with capitalization and 
punctuation, and answer some of the questions that we have. Believe me- 
Cygwin is a great product, and the people on this list (myself included) 
*want* to help you start using it, but you are making it *exceedingly* 
difficult for us to even guess what the problem may be.

HTH,
Peter

turn787@aol.com wrote:

> mount.exe was not installed either.
> What I tried to run was cygwin.exe
> 

turn787@aol.com wrote:

> what I need to know is where do I unpack this files to.


turn787@aol.com wrote:
> all i believe.  I found the programs, cygwin-1.3.4-2.tar.bz2, but it did not 
> put them anywhere.  I found both cygwin1.dll and cygpath






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setup program problem

[Jeremy Beard]

this is not essentially a bug as such, but an interface issue that i feel is 
pretty important. when selecting which packages in the setup program you 
wish to download/install, there is no reference made to how large the 
packages are in terms of file size. this makes it a big inconvenience to 
those like myself on modem connections where d/l'ing some packages could 
take a few hours. in fact, even when downloading commences there is a mere 
progress bar indicating how far through the total size of the packages is 
complete, rather than the total download size or even the total download 
time remaining. this would be really really useful if it could be 
implemented, thanks :)

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RE: setup program problem

[Robert Collins]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeremy Beard [mailto:rem120@hotmail.com] 
> Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 9:50 PM

> There is no reference made to how large the 
> packages are in terms of file size. 

This is because (most) folk don't select packages based on size, but
rather on content - what the package is/does.

> this makes it a big inconvenience to 
> those like myself on modem connections where d/l'ing some 
> packages could take a few hours. 

How do you plan to avoid it? If you want apache, you have to download
it. The real issue to me is that the downloads are not resumable, so you
can't easily take several bites at a single large file.

Rob

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