Dear Isaac, Aldo
I have lately had to install CYGWIN & SAC on several WIN7 computers, and
I cannot reproduce the error. I assume you have a Win7 system with admin
previliges, and use the latest release of CYGWIN (ver1.7.x)?
Win7 has a rather strict permission policy, which sometimes results in
files opened/upacked under windows are not accesible in cygwin. a
"chmod" ususally helps
I suggest that you unpack and untar the sac-101.3b-cygwin.tar.gz under
cygwin and not Windows
check manually if the install-sh exists in sac-101.3b/config
hope that helps
Andy
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Dr. Andreas Wüstefeld, Dept. Earth Sciences, Univ. Bristol (UK)
http://seis.bris.ac.uk/~glxaw/
I have lately had to install CYGWIN & SAC on several WIN7 computers, and
I cannot reproduce the error. I assume you have a Win7 system with admin
previliges, and use the latest release of CYGWIN (ver1.7.x)?
Win7 has a rather strict permission policy, which sometimes results in
files opened/upacked under windows are not accesible in cygwin. a
"chmod" ususally helps
I suggest that you unpack and untar the sac-101.3b-cygwin.tar.gz under
cygwin and not Windows
check manually if the install-sh exists in sac-101.3b/config
hope that helps
Andy
--
Dr. Andreas Wüstefeld, Dept. Earth Sciences, Univ. Bristol (UK)
http://seis.bris.ac.uk/~glxaw/
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Andy tells me that one does not need a separate Cygwin source tarball with
the newest version of Cygwin.
Question; Is there any reason NOT to upgrade to the newest Cygwin? If
not, there is no need to have a separate Cygwin source tarball.
Arthur
On Tue, 1 Jun 2010, Andreas Wuestefeld wrote:
Dear Isaac, Aldo
I have lately had to install CYGWIN & SAC on several WIN7 computers, and I
cannot reproduce the error. I assume you have a Win7 system with admin
previliges, and use the latest release of CYGWIN (ver1.7.x)?
Win7 has a rather strict permission policy, which sometimes results in files
opened/upacked under windows are not accesible in cygwin. a "chmod" ususally
helps
I suggest that you unpack and untar the sac-101.3b-cygwin.tar.gz under cygwin
and not Windows
check manually if the install-sh exists in sac-101.3b/config
hope that helps
Andy
--
Dr. Andreas Wüstefeld, Dept. Earth Sciences, Univ. Bristol (UK)
http://seis.bris.ac.uk/~glxaw/
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