On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 05:11:46AM +, TryingToHelp wrote:
>This is a known DOS/Windows bug. I'm fairly sure that DOS used NUL as a null
>device, and that Windows kept it around (not sure why, guess it's for
>backward-compatibility).
This thread is more than a month old. There is no reason to
This is a known DOS/Windows bug. I'm fairly sure that DOS used NUL as a null
device, and that Windows kept it around (not sure why, guess it's for
backward-compatibility).
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Den 2010-10-01 02:49 skrev Al:
>>
>> cd /dev
>> rm -f nul
Someone, somewhere, has done
echo crap > /dev/nul
instead of the intended
echo crap > /dev/null
If the /dev/nul file is still around it should be possible to
examine it and possible identify the culprit.
It might be some script in Cygw
>
> cd /dev
> rm -f nul
>
I havn't seen that, but simliar. There remained setup.log and
setup.log.ful on my Desktop and I couldn't delete them.
>From another Cygwin installation I was able to remove them with your receipe.
rm -rf /cygdrive/c/Users/prefix/Desktop/setup.log
rm -rf /cygdrive/c/Use
Greetings, Max Funk!
> If I delete the folder cygwin on my PC (Windows 7, 32 bit),
> as described in the FAQ "Cygwin uninstall", then there is
> remaining a special file
> C:\cygwin\dev\nul
> This file cannot be deleted afterwards from windows
> (at least, I didn't find any possibility.)
htt
On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 5:26 PM, Max Funk wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I wanted to report a problem with the cygwin uninstallation:
>
> If I delete the folder cygwin on my PC (Windows 7, 32 bit),
> as described in the FAQ "Cygwin uninstall", then there is
> remaining a special file
>
> C:\cygwin\dev\nul
>
At 02:15 AM 1/19/2004, radek you wrote:
>hi,
>
>I have one problem with cygwin. I can't uninstall it . there is no uninstall
>option in the program group also there is no such option in add/remove. I wanted
>to make another clean install but can't do that without removing first
>installation. any
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