I seem to have the same problem as you.
It was not there last time I ran updatedb which was a while ago (I do not
have it running automatically).
If anyone remembers, in Windows 95 and 98 if you worked with files on floppy
there was a good chance that windows would keep checking the floppy drive
The latest message in gcc-announce
http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-announce/2003/msg1.html says that i?86-*-win32
target will be deprecated as from gcc 3.4 (no date set). The only win32
target on the list of supported platforms
http://gcc.gnu.org/install/specific.html is the cygwin one. Will there
It does fix the slow pipes on my machine when seti@home is running.
- Original Message -
From: Christopher Faylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 4:52 PM
Subject: please try the latest snapshot
The latest snapshot should fix some /etc handling
Seemingly, whenever I use a pipe in bash the cygwin freezes for a long time.
For example:
'echo a | cat' takes about 10 seconds to execute, 'bash -l -i' takes about a
minute.
I am not sure when the problem appeared. Might have been last cygwin dll
release but I am not sure. First time I noticed
Your guess is correct, I do run seti@home in the background and stopping it
gets rid of the problem. Very unfortunate situation since this makes cygwin
virtually unusable in certain software configurations.
- Original Message -
From: Randall R Schulz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
Had an unexpected problem with setup updating my cygwin installation. There
were a couple of updates, one of them postgresql. I decided to uninstall
postgresql (first time I tried to uninstall something this way I think),
update others. Setup quit with the 'Download complete' message box straight
Correction, my mistake.
The packages were already downloaded which is why no action was taken. The
uninstall still flailed. Once I chosen to download packages I had already
the setup must have discovered the local copies. Would be nice for setup to
provide a check for local copies in its download
Explanation and fix for the ms-tnef attachments:
http://help.netscape.com/kb/consumer/19981102-1.html
- Original Message -
From: Brian Gallew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 11:20 PM
Subject: RE: [ANNOUNCEMENT] xwinclip Test 04
On my system the I get the beep through the speakers. The default beep is
enabled in the control panel. The funny thing though, similarly to Harold I
get different pitches, I get a high-pitched beep from the cmd.exe that
sounds like a pc speaker but is coming from soundcard but from bash I get
Good observation. I never really missed the xterm entries, but now that you
mentioned it, they are not there. I noticed it also because of the handy
script from Alan Dobkin (re ncftp missing libs). The original files are in
terminfo-5.2-1 package.
The setup text (in the Xinstall.sh) states that
It is a good point that maybe just CX is not enough and it should be Cygwin
+ X logos but nupur's logo is also much easier on the eye than Chris's.
Vivid red and green on a bright blue background - that is violent on the
eyes. Long ago in the time of eight-color displays there were no other
not much help from me but I had the same problem with TWM myself, no border
when resizing. I think I had border when I was moving but I am not sure it
was a while ago. I downloaded and compiled Blackbox and the problem doesn't
show up under that.
- Original Message -
From: Dwight Schauer
I once asked along same lines and I was told that originally in GNU info was
going to be the replacement to man system... Why I am not sure but that must
have not worked out really well since half the stuff info digs up seems to
be manpages but without the eyecandy (highlighting and underline).
ps -W shows all processes on the machine
ps -h shows all available options
There is no man page for ps though.
cd c:/ or cd /cygdrive/c/ gets you to c: drive.
type 'mount' to display all Windows drives mountings
- Original Message -
From: Vladimir Kostine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
Not really sure why you want to work around a standard way to express paths
but, if you need to, maybe something like this?
perl -e 'use Cwd;$path=cwd();print [,$path,]\n;$winpath = `cygpath -w
$path`;print [,$winpath,]\n;$winpath=~ tr/\\/\//;print
[,$winpath,]\n;'
Excuse any bad perl, I am at
Hmm, it worked for me. I assume out of the documentation that tar will spawn
gzip -d filename and pipe it into itself. So, if 13 is the system error from
tar, which is EACCES, permission denied so maybe there is a problem
accessing the file? The listing shows that file is owned by
Looking at tar I noticed a small oddity in its behaviour, as compared to
what I would have thought was 'normal'
When dealing with files, using dash before options, the 'f' option has to be
the last one in the option string, e.g.
tar -tfz tarball.tar.gz
works while
tar -ftz tarball.tar.gz
doesn't
Dani,
You should really give us more info about the fault like say, the actual
line number.
Compile with -g option, run in gbd, it should tell you where it crashes,
send us as much info as possible.
I do not have experience in mysql but I did have a look at the code. If you
are crashing in teh
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