02-11-2018, 04:31 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-11-2018, 07:13 PM by tommiehansen.
Edit Reason: update
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Yes, i would need to do this though:
1. Create a VMWare image (or similar) of Windows 10 64-bit with bash already installed (or use existing win10 image + install bash and create new image)
2. Test
This due to the fact that i got no system that isn't already configured as a dev-environment and i would hardly like to uninstall/test stuff on these systems.
So my own systems aren't good candicates for testing install procedures, in fact they are super poor at that since they already got most stuff installed
and configured/optimized in ways that is beyond the scope of just running a default Gekko install.
I'll hunt down some win10 x64 image and test stuff, Microsoft official has one but it's 20 GB (!) and already expired + comes with a lot of dev stuff not needed at all. So need to go the more 'exotic' route.
(update: found + downloading).
I'll chime in again when i have a couple of ways of installing that is confirmed working (and is *EASY*) a couple of times.
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Update: Installed Win10 x64 1709 (latest)
Update: Evaluating install method, modifying steps if needed (e.g. adding apt-get upgrade -y since default install = old)
1. Create a VMWare image (or similar) of Windows 10 64-bit with bash already installed (or use existing win10 image + install bash and create new image)
2. Test
This due to the fact that i got no system that isn't already configured as a dev-environment and i would hardly like to uninstall/test stuff on these systems.
So my own systems aren't good candicates for testing install procedures, in fact they are super poor at that since they already got most stuff installed
and configured/optimized in ways that is beyond the scope of just running a default Gekko install.
I'll hunt down some win10 x64 image and test stuff, Microsoft official has one but it's 20 GB (!) and already expired + comes with a lot of dev stuff not needed at all. So need to go the more 'exotic' route.
(update: found + downloading).
I'll chime in again when i have a couple of ways of installing that is confirmed working (and is *EASY*) a couple of times.
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Update: Installed Win10 x64 1709 (latest)
Update: Evaluating install method, modifying steps if needed (e.g. adding apt-get upgrade -y since default install = old)