1.08 gigs for cygwin enough?

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sg57
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1.08 gigs for cygwin enough?

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ok, i got this new fast laptop, but it only has 1.08 gigs on this one drive left, i was wondering if cygwin will fit or nt, because i want to continue coding on the go, i have cygwin on my desktop computer, but on my laptop will 1.08 gigs be enough for cygwin
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Re: 1.08 gigs for cygwin enough?

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sg57 wrote:ok, i got this new fast laptop, but it only has 1.08 gigs on this one drive left, i was wondering if cygwin will fit or nt, because i want to continue coding on the go, i have cygwin on my desktop computer, but on my laptop will 1.08 gigs be enough for cygwin

1.20 GB be safe, or more better
PMP Simple Converter 0.08 Package Lite edition
http://dl.qj.net/PMP-Simple-Converter-0 ... 8/catid/30
PMP Simple Converter 0.07 Package Lite edition
http://www8.rapidupload.com/d.php?file= ... path=16370
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Post by Saotome »

I'm not sure how much it is at the end (not home atm), but I noticed that at some point during installation it's 500MB (IIRC) more than when it's finished.

EDIT: just noticed you said "cygwin", but I guess you mean the whole cygwin-toolchain-PSPSDK pakage(?)
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Post by sg57 »

whoops acutally i ahve about 1.99 gb for installing cygwin from scratch, meaning the toolchain also and stuf, i just tried to install cygwin alone, and it still wasnt enough memory, wat can i delte out of it? i need devel and wget. i just want psp programming tools, cause on my desktop i ahev what the tutorial said meaning install all of devel and wget, could i leave out the ruby thing and pearl toolchain thing? could some one tell me exactly all the files i need when selecting what to install/download when installing cygwin form the install option on hte setup?
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Post by Saotome »

I installed it using this list here. I think thats the minimum.
It installed without problems.
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Post by sg57 »

ok, it worked with plenty of room to spare thanks, now im trying to install the psptoolchain but it doesnt have the .subversion, therefore i get an error calling ./toolchain.sh, so where do i get the .subversion? thats all i need, the folder called .subversion, right? so what should i get from th cygwin installation again, then move it to the right fodler?please help, i ahve room now i can code in my room nstead on the big bulky desktop! i have an entire drive dedicated towards this! i have about 1.83 gb left on that drive, so what should i get?
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Post by HaQue »

get subversion from cygwin.

go to cygwin setup again and click the + near "devel". Go down to "subversion: a version control system" and click on the dual arrow icon until you get a version number then click the "Next" button and follow the prompts.

Hope that helps.
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Post by sg57 »

no i already have cygwin installed, but to install the toolchain, i need svn subversion, so i downloaded subversion and all the stuff that goes wiht it by default and installed them, but im still getting an error, ill try it agian,
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Post by HaQue »

when you say you "downloaded svn and all the stuf.." That implies you downloaded a .tar.gz file or something and did a make, make install type of thing.

I meant you should use the cygwin setup program to install svn. The setup program keeps track of all your installs, so if you just select subversion now, it will keep everything else intact and just add subversion. you can use the setup program to remove things as well by clicking on the rotate icon.

It is possible that subversion or the toolchain script isnt working due to other dependancies.

I installed a default cygwin install with "devel" and "wget" added to install and run the toolchain script (not the new toolchain). it was smooth and works well.
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