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Cygwin shell not coming up
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I installed Cygwin y'day on Win XP SP2. The install went fine but when I clicked on Cygwin's shortcut to invoke its shell, it didn't come up.....was just opening for a fraction of second and then closed. Can anyone please advise? Regards er_ashu |
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Same thing happened to me, I just installed it a couple of days ago.
It was looking for bash in /cygwin/bin which was not there. I deleted it all and reinstalled. Did you install as administrator or normal user? |
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I deleted it but not able to reinstall. It's giving "An error has occurred". I installed it as an administrator. Regards er_ashu |
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do following:
start -> run -> cmd then press enter. command prompt will come up. then drag the cygwin bash shell shortcut from start menu to command prompt window with your mouse, press enter, and find out what it tells you :-) defentely some error will come up. copy it to next reply, maybe someone 'll be able to answer |
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i did tht and got this error message: C:\>'bash' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Please advise. |
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The first time I installed I actually selected something, this was the failed installation.
The second time I didn't touch any of the selected packages and just let it install what it wanted. |
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The problem was that the 'bash' component was not able to get fully downloaded from the chosen mirror , so it was not able to get installed properly. Then, I chose another mirror and downloaded 'bash' and installed it. Now the shell is coming. Cheers.. Regards er_ashu |
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