Ok, that seems to have solved most of it, however the file permission still
initialize incorrectly.
For the record:
I'm using an up-to-date WinXP Sp1...a fresh install from a week ago, and Cygwin
DLL 1.3.18-1 (and I was earlier too).
After I got your response I did the following:
1) I set a Win
Hi Folks,
I'm not a daily user, but all of this worked a few months ago. I haven't made
any changes to any of my dotfiles in that time. However, I just updated all of
Cygwin this weekend and now things aren't so smooth.
I enclose an brief annotated rxvt session. Can anyone replicate or decipher
Well, when I try:
M-x describe-function RET documentation RET
I get:
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-number-of-arguments #[(new-pos old-pos
&optional escape-from-edge only-in-line inh$
^K^L^M%\211^P;\2035^@\310^N^N^H\"\2035^@\311^H\312\224\312\225#@\211^^^O\313
N\2034^@\314^N^O!^P
\2044^@\3
Hi Folks,
Does this jog anyone's memory?
New XP SP1 install, new cygwin install (full)
Quirk #1:
When I launch Emacs, I get this scratch buffer popping
up which reads:
** ad-Orig-documentation called with 5 arguments, but
accepts only 1-2
Then, I notice that apropos is broken. For example,
i
Ok...I figured out that my binding order was backwards. FYI, should
anyone
Need to know how to fix that problem:
Right click on the "My Network Places" desktop icon.
From the pop-up menu, chose Properties.
From the Advanced drop down menu, choose Advanced Settings.
Subject: inetd -- service wont start at boottime on Win XP (add me to
the pile)
Like many others, I can't seem to get inetd started at boottime as a
service. Without much effort I can get it to setup as a service set to
'automatic,' but it wont start on its own. After I boot and login I
have to
Subject: talk(1) on WinXP -- perplexing behavior
Hi folks,
I'm having lots of trouble getting talk(1) to work correctly. I've
read the documentation, man pages, mailing-list archives etc but to no
avail.
My Cygwin system is set up on a WinXP Box running ICF/ICS (Microsoft's
Internet Connection
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