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[Charles S. Wilson]

> 
>     Does anybody know what I did wrong on the other computer?

Yes. You didn't use setup.

Setup does more than just unpack archives, it also sets up your mount
table and adds entries in the registry.

You can (maybe) fix your problem by doing this:

umount / && mount -b c:\cygwin /
mount -b c:\\cygwin\\bin /usr/bin
mount -b c:\\cygwin\\lib /usr/lib

But you're probably better off running setup on the second system.

CYGWIN=C:\CYGWIN is completely and totally wrong. Read The Fine Manual
to discover what the CYGWIN variable is for.

--Chuck

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