[ECOS] configtool

["Matt Sartori" <msartori at hanoverdisplays dot com>]

I have had a look in the archives for any mention of this problem but
have failed to find any reference to it. 
I am unable to run the configtool under cygwin.
If I start the configtool from my project directory I get a dialogue
saying:

"C:\cygwin\opt\ecos does not seem to be a source repository:
C:\cygwin\opt\ecos\ecc\ecos.db does not exist"

the ecc directory is a symbolic link (or shortcut if viewed from
windows). 
Clicking ok and browsing for the root of the eCos repository tree just
fails with the same message.

Creating an actual ecc directory in the eCos root directory causes the
configtool to briefly come up and scroll a load of
"This package does not have any valid subdirectories" messages in its
bottom console window and finally quit out.

I am using the new configtool 2.0 downloaded separately but still no
joy. 

Any ideas?

m@

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