I have been following the step by step guide for building Wireshark on windows 7 using the source, but when I run
What am I missing that it throws so many errors, and how can I fix them? asked 09 May '14, 09:49  Thomas G edited 09 May '14, 09:51 showing 5 of 10 show 5 more comments |
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Did you try to install the 32 bits version of Cygwin? answered 09 May '14, 12:30  Pascal Quantin I have tried it with 32 bit Cygwin, and was able to successfully run verify_tools. I now get the result
Followed by all the applications and their paths. I have looked at the path referenced by the error, and there is nothing in that folder. What should I do about that? (09 May '14, 13:02) Thomas G I installed my build successfully. Thank you for your help. (09 May '14, 13:19) Thomas G |
What is the output of
That is the output of
I did not go any further with the installation since it seemed obvious at this point that it wasn't going to work.
Erm... Yes ;-))
Sorry, my head just banged against the keyboard and typed my first comment all by itself ;-)) Please forget that question....
Now: If you start bash and then type: sed <ENTER>. What happens?
O.K. some questions:
The Base directory for Cygwin is usually c:\cygwin. Your bash is in c:\program Files. How comes?
Did you select the package that contains sed during the Cygwin installation (it's in the Base package)?
Did you install the 64bit Cygwin package or the 32Bit package?
The version of Cygwin I installed defaulted to c:\cygwin64. Since I just used the batch file shown on the page without checking to see if it was correct, the batch file did not set the path correctly earlier. When this became a problem earlier I solved it by installing win-bash, which got me to the point I'm at now. I've now removed the reference to that Bash from PATH and changed the line in the batch file from
to
Now I'm getting the error which originally caused me to install win-bash, which is:
when I run verify_tools.
I selected sed during install, and both sed.exe and bash.exe are present in my cygwin64 directory.
I am using Cygwin version 2.850 (64 bit)
I successfully installed after installing the 32 bits version of Cygwin. Thank you for your help.
How did you solve the sed error. My sed is running in bash but not while running in cmd.
I stopped getting the sed error when I stopped using win-bash and went back to the Cygwin bash. I was getting the error because I had not installed the sed package when I installed win-bash. I also needed to install the 32 bits version of Cygwin, the 64 bit version doesn't work for some reason. Another reason you might be getting that error could be that your PATH variable isn't pointing to the right location.
Thanks. it helped.:) sed error is solved, but now I get an error in bash.exe: igncr:invalid option name. How do I solve this.?