Closed johnwhitington closed 3 years ago
cygwin.com is known to be not very reliable. But usually it works again after a few minutes. Just try it again.
Or ping cygwin.com and call setup-x86_64.exe (https://cygwin.com/install.html) manually. If either command also fails, it is definitely not due to the installer. ( The installer just calls cygwin's setup-x86_64.exe / setup-x86.exe with extra parameters to install additional packages. It doesn't change network specific settings. )
Thanks. Still no luck today...
I am trying to install 4.11.0 over an installation of 4.08.0
I tried the manual installation, but the opam init
step doesn't actually do anything -- no new compiler binary is downloaded. It just prompts to set up the .bash_profile, and that it is. Same thing with the source option.
Do I need to ask opam to remove the existing 4.08.0 compiler, or delete my whole cygwin installation and begin from scratch?
The procedure is analogous to linux/osX, if you only want to switch to a newer OCaml version. You don't need to run the installer again:
opam switch create 4.11.1+mingw64c # create a new switch
opam switch remove your-previous-switch # delete any switch you don't need any longer
Ah, of course. Thanks.
I tried to update today, by using the installer. But both 32 bit and 64 bit versions cannot complete, unable to download cygwin.
Is this known? Is there anything I can do to debug the problem?