Heya list...
> BASH.EXE-2.01$ bash ./configure
> ...
> creating ./config.status
> ./configure: /bin/sh: No such file or directory
To fix that, either do what Xual said, or make a symbolic link in your
root directory. How?
ln -s C:/CYGNUS/B19/H-I386~1/bin /bin
That'll do the job. I recommend that you goto Rob's web page
(http://www.connect.ab.ca/~rbmstrk/) for Cygwin help.
As for the Makefile problems, Windows stuffs up the tabs on you. Where
the compiler is having a spit, goto the beginning of that line, press tab,
and delete the whitespaces until you reach the $(CC) part...do this for
each line that fails.
Note, for this, *DONT* use DOSEdit. i.e. by going into the command
prompt and typing "edit". USE NOTEPAD!
I assume noone's made a faq on cygwin yet, so maybe I'll write one up. If
anyone wishes to submit material, email me here.
-Caniffe
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