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RE: Installation of 1.5.19
- From: "Dave Korn" <dave dot korn at artimi dot com>
- To: <cygwin at cygwin dot com>
- Date: Wed, 17 May 2006 14:47:19 +0100
- Subject: RE: Installation of 1.5.19
On 17 May 2006 14:31, Jozef.Bineytioglu@merck.de wrote:
> I have installed the newst version of cygwin. But something doesn't
> function.
> I receive the message, that followed dll failed:
> cygopt-0.dll
> cygminires.dll
> cygXft-2.dll
> cygintl-2.dll
> cygz.dll
There's no such error message as "dll failed". What did it *actually* say?
> and the reinstallation would be solve the problem.
> I have already reinstalled the cygwin 1.5.19. But the Problem still exist.
What did you actually *do* to reinstall cygwin? Rerun setup? Delete the
whole thing and start again?
> I can't start the CYGWIN cygserver in "Managed -> Services -> service
> marked and click on right mouse button -> start.
What is "Managed"? Where are these buttons? What did you *actually* do?
> After a few second the service will be stopped automaticly. I can never
> start the services.
> I have uninstalled the cygwin,
What did you *exactly* do?
> cleared the registry ?
What, the entire registry? Nope, thought not. What did you *exactly* do?
> and deleted the
> services.
What, all of them? Deleted them how? From where? From the
windows/system32 directory? From the registry? From the services control
manager database?
What did you *actually* do?
> After them rebootet the machine and installed cygwin
> again. But the same situation occured again.
> The same state occured for mountd, portmapd, nfsd services.
> Has anybody any idea?
Start here:
>Problem reports: http://cygwin.com/problems.html
Read the whole thing in detail, particularly the bit about sending your
cygcheck output ***as an attachment*** please, not in the body of your email,
and the bits about giving step-by-step descriptions of /exactly/ what you did
and /exactly/ what happened.
Generally, when setup.exe fails, your best bet is to make sure that *all*
cygwin applications and services have been terminated, then run it again and
tell it to install from the local directory; it will then go through and fix
up anything that didn't get completed last time round.
cheers,
DaveK
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