Thanks, that would be interesting to learn how to do. I guess I would
need to learn what files need to be backed up and how to go about
restoring them to a new install. I make considerable use of clonezilla
images for the OS, but when I have to do a full re-install, I am stuck
with making allot
Greetings, LMH!
> I added C:\cygwin\bin to the windows path. I guess I forgot environment
> variables when I did the re-install. One of these days I need to learn
> how to do post install config scripts so I don't have to spend two weeks
> getting my windows the way I want it.
If you're thoroug
Yes, that fixed the issue. The script runs from the shortcut without error.
Thanks for the assistance.
LMH
Adam Dinwoodie wrote:
LMH wrote:
Thanks for the advice. I just ran cygcheck, but I'm supprised that you
are asking folks to post that. The output contains some personal
information, su
LMH wrote:
> Thanks for the advice. I just ran cygcheck, but I'm supprised that you
> are asking folks to post that. The output contains some personal
> information, such as the computer name and user name, and I'm guessing
> that some folks would rather not post that.
You _did_ read the [problem
Thanks for the advice. I just ran cygcheck, but I'm supprised that you
are asking folks to post that. The output contains some personal
information, such as the computer name and user name, and I'm guessing
that some folks would rather not post that.
It's a nice list of everything that is curr
I have recently re-installed windows and cygwin, but my old backup
script won't anymore when I run it from a windows icon. It runs fine if
I cd to /usr/local/bin and run it from the command line.
When I run it from the shortcut, I get "file not found" for rsync, date,
unix2dos, and rm. I have
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