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By: keithmarshall
If you've installed in c:\gnuwin32\bin, why add C:\Program Files\GnuWin32\bin
to %PATH%? You should append the directory where you installed:
PATH=%PATH%;C
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By: divades
Running on a PC. Download gnuwin32. in the C:/gnuwin32/bin I see the command
I want to use. It is cat.exe
I added the following environment var to System Properties
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By: raysatiro
dlls built for mingw and visual studio 2010 sp1 versions here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/getgnuwin32/files/getgnuwin32/test%20builds
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By: julia1234
Hi!
I have a similar problem, my program compiled, linked successfully, but have
a run problem:
Unhandled exception : Access violation writing location.
I have
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By: mz2ptc0
On Windows XP systems when you link to a .dll you usually use an import library.
I don't know anything about Dev C++ or what compiler it uses. Your import
library
could
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By: reggie27
Whoo, lordy. I'll have to set aside some time to digest this. But thank you,
again. I appreciated
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By: reggie27
Thanks again, Ray. I'm going to get one of those Buddha statues, write
raysatiro
in magic marker on it, and light a candle in front of it. I read about the back
slashes
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By: mz2ptc0
quoteI kept thinking, What am I escaping from? If it's not too much bother,
Why don't I need the escape back slashes for numerics?
/quote
If you read the manual, numeric
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By: raysatiro
You could call the program directly, for example if you have sed.exe in
C:\Program
Files\gnustuff\bin
C:\Program Files\gnustuff\bin\sed.exe s/whitesox/White Sox/g
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By: reggie27
Ray, after a bit of stumbling around, playing with single quotes and double
quotes, and restarting my PC, I got everything you suggested to work. Your
graphic
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By: reggie27
I just downloaded the gawk utility today to run commands in DOS on my PC. I
can get a SUBSTR for numeric values to work in an IF statement, but I can't
get alpha
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By: raysatiro
You need to use the backslash character to escape the quotes.
gawk {if (substr($1,1,3) == \Sun\) print $0} abc.txt
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By: reggie27
I'm no PC jockey. I just use it to get other stuff done, so bear with me. I
downloaded the GNUWin sed package so that I could run sed at the DOS command
prompt. When I
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By: ptandler
Thanks for your reply! It's a pity if recode is not maintained anymore, it's
such a handy tool!
A colleague pointed me at a Windows binary of recode.exe that is included
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By: mz2ptc0
I am not sure that `recode' is being currently maintained by anybody. One
project
that comes to mind if unicode representations are involved is `libunistring'.
Of course
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By: ptandler
Is there any news on the recode binary package?
Or is there a good alternative tool as powerful as recode?
Thanks,
PT
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By: noufmks
[code]Thank you very much...
I appreciate your replies...
You were right, the OP doesn't have permission for the directory in which I
was trying to save the output file
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By: keithmarshall
Sorry, I was forgetting that gzip, bzip2, lzma, xz and friends default
to compressing/decompressing in place, (i.e. overwriting the original file with
the compressed
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By: keithmarshall
It really shouldn't matter whether the read-only attribute is set for the input
file (enwiki.bz2), or not. That shouldn't raise a permission denied
exception
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By: mz2ptc0
In the documentation it mentions the -k switch which might help. There is
no need to change the file attribute of the input file in this case. (On Windows
a read-only file
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By: noufmks
Hello,
I tried to use the bunzip2 command from the Command Prompt and I had the
following
message:
bunzip2: I/O or other error, bailing out. Possible reason follows
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By: shinysurfer
jay,
I have downloaded your files and I am attempting a compile with tif support.
I have to_tif.c but it is referencing tiffio.h, which I can't seem to find
anywhere
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By: mz2ptc0
I have the Gnuwin tiff package installed (version 3.8.2) but you may want to
build the latest version (3.9.4) yourself. The development header files are
included
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By: shinysurfer
thanks Allan. I just found tiff-3.7.2-src.zip. This matches the version of
the tiff dll we are using on XP
(libtiff3.dll ver .7.2.1953).
Anyway, I was able
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By: raysatiro
I started writing a tmpfile() replacement. I didn't have a chance yet to look
into why hp2xx might be failing on Windows 7 x64. What you can do is try
changing
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By: raysatiro
Compiling hp2xx in mingw required some changes if I remember right. I had to
make a makefile for it. My version had png support but not tiff. It's old though
like two
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By: shinysurfer
hp2xx is failing to run on Windows 7. I believe it is this line in hp2xx.c that
fails:
if ((pg-td = tmpfile()) == NULL)
The temp file IS actually created
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By: mz2ptc0
[quote]If I launch ed as a plain user (UAC enabled) under Vista, it prints the
message Permission Denied and then exits. It works when I run it from a
command
prompt
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By: raysatiro
This is not a manifest issue, it is an issue with the function that creates
a random temp file for ed. It appears the function does not check the
environment
for TEMP
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By: dannel
If I launch ed as a plain user (UAC enabled) under Vista, it prints the message
Permission Denied and then exits. It works when I run it from a command prompt
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By: lennycz
Thank you, guys!
Finally I decided to solve the problem by moving everything into a Perl script.
Without using any modules (not even warnings--of course, I'm not living
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By: mz2ptc0
[quote]Hi guys,
I could not find shuf in GnuWin32, so I assume it hasn't been not ported to
win (yet?)
Do you have any tip to achieve the same functionality?
What I
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By: raysatiro
Later versions of sort have a random sort option:
-R, --random-sort sort by random hash of keys
--random-source=FILEget random bytes from FILE
I
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By: feiyunw
I confirmed this bug on my Win 7 x64 machine.
Here is another example:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3995493/gnuwin32-find-exe-expands-wildcard-be
fore-performing
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By: crysyx
Hello. i just notices that dmidecode has been updated to version 2.11, any help
to get a windows version ? Thanks in adavnce!
[url]http://download.savannah.gnu.org
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By: mz2ptc0
I installed the binaries/documentation for Sed 4.2.1; thanks for the update.
When I peruse the source code in sed-4.2.1-src.zip though I found an error in
the resource
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By: stephanhennig
To add two other files with wrong MD5:
diffutils-2.8.7-1-dep.zip
make-3.81-dep.zip
Best regards,
Stephan Hennig
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By: garyfurash
I'm greatful to the project people for keeping up GnuWin32, so...
it would be great if you could add SFTP and SSH (telnet). Very common utilities
(at least I use them
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By: kevinarpe
Hi,
Great package. I am really impressed. Thank you.
I have noticed when running less (pipe some results into it)... then searching
with forward slash...
If I press
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By: mz2ptc0
[quote]I downloaded wget from here http://users.ugent.be/~bpuype/wget/, MS
Visual
C++ and linked with OpenSSL 0.9.8k. Probably the problem is in OpenSSL 0.9.8k
part
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By: d731704
I downloaded wget from here http://users.ugent.be/~bpuype/wget/, [b]MS Visual
C++ and linked with OpenSSL 0.9.8k[/b]. Probably the problem is in OpenSSL
0.9.8k
part
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By: d731704
I'm using [b]GNU Wget 1.11.4 for Windows[/b].
It seems that [b]wget cannot download from https://[/b] links in my case, but
it works for http://, for instance:
[code]
C
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By: mz2ptc0
wget uses Openssl for secure connections so you might be better able to
troubleshoot
this if you have a standalone version of Openssl installed. I find it helpful
to use
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By: wwp
Hi there,
I noticed that the GNUwin32 patch command opens up an extra console when it
runs in a console in Windows 7 (seven) or Server 2008, it is unusable under
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By: jay-t
How do I build a DLL from the source (version 2.4.3)?
If I do a normal make only the .a and .la files are build, but no DLL.
How do I build a DLL
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By: jay-t
Im talking about freetype library 2.4.3.
I will try this.
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By: bkmunger
I am trying to use gawk to extract a set of lines from a text file. The limes
start with a certain identifier but are not always at the same line numbers
in the file
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By: kongomongo
Hi,
I tried using diff/patch to create a patch that I will be constantly applying
against new versions downloaded via svn.
I created a patch by using diff -u -r
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By: kongomongo
Hmmm, seems like i was using the wrong -p option in patch...
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By: raysatiro
You'll have to use bzip2 -d to decompress the file manually. I had a similar
problem when I ported sort 7.6. Windows can't fork like nix and so there was
no easy way
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By: va7srt
I have an installation program that depends on Tar having the -j switch? The
--help from the Tar build in the GnuWin32 archives doesn't list it.
Is it possible an updated
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By: sunek1
Yes I applied the workaround, but it didn't take immediately. It works after
rebooting
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By: sunek1
Unfortunately this does not work on 64-bit Vista. After adding the patch,
running
patch results in a prompt saying (loosely translated from Swedish) The
requested
action
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By: alanf00
If your keyboard does not have the Windows key anyware try looking in the
Start Menu for System Tools|System Information|Environment Variables which is
another way
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By: mz2ptc0
Since this task cannot be accomplished practically by using DD.exe directly
I suggest you try using drive imaging software, specifically Clonezilla:
http://clonezilla.org
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By: chrismunich
Hi folks,
first of all: great set of tools and thanks to all developers and contibutors.
I'm currently working with dd.exe from the coreutil package to write
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By: raysatiro
You have an image file of your linux drive on your windows box? If I was doing
testing like that I would boot the image in a virtual machine. I like vmware
workstation
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By: mz2ptc0
If your keyboard does not have the Windows key anyware try looking in the
Start Menu for System Tools|System Information|Environment Variables which is
another way to edit
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By: alanf00
mz2pct0 wrote:
The easiest way to use the tools is to add them to your search path using
the `PATH' environment variable, usually by prepending the /bin folder to your
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By: alanf00
favna wrote:
c:\program files\gnuwin32\bin
no doubt it gets mentioned while you install it. or is findable by looking in
program files, for the aptly named directory
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By: favna
c:\program files\gnuwin32\bin
no doubt it gets mentioned while you install it. or is findable by looking in
program files, for the aptly named directory gnuwin32, and see
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By: favna
alanf00 wrote: am I missing something
@alanf00: yes, you are missing something.
You didn't know they are command line tools. It could be these tools are not
for you
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By: alanf00
I just discovered GnuWin, have downloaded and installed a couple of tools via
the setup programs on my Win XP machine. Various doc files get installed in
the Start Menu
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By: mz2ptc0
The easiest way to use the tools is to add them to your search path using the
`PATH' environment variable, usually by prepending the /bin folder to your
PATH variable
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By: gnuwin32
Then you must have a much older which, not from GnuWin.
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You are receiving
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By: keithmarshall
I would assume that an update to version 2.63
from the current 2.54 version might help.
Maybe; maybe not. It works fine for me, with my MSYS version of grep
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By: keithmarshall
This probably isn't the best place to discuss MSYS features, because MSYS is
maintained by the MinGW Project, not the GnuWin32 Project to which this forum
relates
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By: mz2ptc0
I am no expert on DJGPP version 2 internals but it works just like the old DOS
programs in command line mode. It may use the MS terminal control layers or
it may use its
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By: comancheclaws
Using grep with --color doesn't work. For example, the following command
doesn't
show the search in red (which is the default):
grep -r -n --color=always test
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By: mz2ptc0
I tried your test case with DJGPP 2.04 beta `grep' 2.63 and it seems to work
as expected. I would assume that an update to version 2.63 from the current
2.54 version might
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By: keithmarshall
This isn't a bug in tee! It's because the substitution of %TIME% results in
an invalid file name:
echo %DATE%-%TIME%.log
Wed 07-07-2010- 9:31:07.18.log
Two
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By: robi2106
When using tee on the command line of Win7x64 I get an error if the pipped file
uses a system variable such as %TIME%
Usage:
c:\dev\project\ant build_all c:\bin\tee.exe
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By: mz2ptc0
Secunia has made a blog entry about open source applications not implementing
all the MS security features: http://secunia.com/blog/105 . When you build for
Windows XP
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By: cardinalbill
Solution: The executable win-bash.exe was renamed wb.exe (less typing on my
part). From inside the first script instead of just having a line that said
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By: cardinalbill
Solution: I finally found, via google, where someone said to use
somevariable=$((10*100)), without quotes but it does require the double set
of parentheses
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By: cardinalbill
I am unable to multiply via expr. I've tried \*, *, '*', and plain old *
(which is a big mistake). I have this working under bash on my linux machine
and once upon
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By: cardinalbill
I would like to call a script from within a script. Failing that I'd like to
take those scripts and make them functions, which would require functions
calling
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By: mz2ptc0
Try a fresh build with MSYS/MinGw. If the package was built too long ago that
may be the problem. There is also MSYS' own version of coreutils which may work
for you
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By: mizzouece
Every Setup link on the GnuWin packages download web page is currently broken.
Clicking on a Setup link yields a 404 error on the web server:
[url=http://gnuwin32
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By: lowella
If memory serves, this has existed for some time. It appears the problem is
that the setup links on the GnuWin Packages page need to be changed from
http://gnuwin32
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By: brundleflyguy
Hi there, I've looked through the forums without finding an answer to this.
When using the Windows version of wget, can I tell it to only download the file
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By: brundleflyguy
Looks like I'm a moron. :) The -N switch appears to do it.
Sorry.
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You
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By: tridsisme
Hi there
I'm using gawk 3.1.6 to parse some output from [b]isql [/b](Sybase) that looks
like the following:
[code]
|data_type|type_name |precision |length
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By: raysatiro
no that is not a bug. you have to escape twice like this
[code]FS= *\\| *;[/code]
for more information read this
http://www.gnu.org/software/gawk/manual/gawk.html
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By: tridsisme
Awesome - Thank you both for two excellent answers!
It's good to know the right way (raysatiro), but i love the lateral solution
too (lowella).
Thanks again!
=oD
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By: gnuwin32
Did you compile with the switch GSL_DLL on?
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By: breadbread1984
When I compiled the program with GSL_DLL on. The Visual Studio 05 complained
that __imp_gsl_matrix_submatrix and __imp_gsl_matrix_view_array couldn't
be found
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By: breadbread1984
Why the GSL code compiled on VS2005 get runtime error every time.
[code]
#include cstdlib
extern C {
#include gsl/gsl_matrix.h
}
using namespace std;
int main
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By: mz2ptc0
I have already installed the update to m4. Thanks a lot, but I would like a
source code package as well. Since I have installed MSYS and MinGW (32-bit of
course) I have
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By: dand78
Hi,
I have used Regex for Windows in MS VS 2008. The code is compiled
successfully,
but I get link error. I also have included library directory and library fie
regex.lib
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By: gnuwin32
I'm not at all familiar with Qt, so I'm afraid I can't be of much help here.
In any case, I guess you would also have to define the macro (compile switch)
GSL_DLL ; see
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By: mabrand
Hi,
Just wanted to suggest that cross building on a Unix/Linux machine for MinGW32
might be a good solution. An excellent environment for doing this
is mingw-cross-env
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By: timayres
Keith,
Thanks for the tip, however I'm really looking for a [i]native[/i] way to read
info files in the win32 console, that's why I'm looking to GnuWin32 instead
of MSYS
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By: timayres
Ah yes, the infamous Sourceforge restructuring, it has bitten many. I would
appreciate it if you could dig this old version out, on the off chance that
it does actually
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By: porphyry5
Thank you very much. That did the job.
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By: raysatiro
Download GetGnuWin32-0.6.3.exe, run the exe to unzip. In its bin subdirectory
will be sort-7.6
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By: mz2ptc0
I think you need to learn a little about formatting documents by first reading
the groff manual. Do you have an Info reader or emacs installed? When I perused
the manual
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By: mz2ptc0
I installed MinGW and MSYS on Windows XP but I needed an lzma compression
utility
to install. I did build a beta version of xz utils and installed it but it would
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By: maddes
Why not use xz from MinGW itself? See
https://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/files/MinGW%20xz/
Otherwise use 7-Zip
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By: mz2ptc0
[quoteWhy not use xz from MinGW itself? See
https://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/files/MinGW%20xz/
Otherwise use 7-Zip.][/quote]
Okay, the details are that MSYS xz beta
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