Netbeans/cygwin installation problem

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The user encountered a compilation error in NetBeans while trying to set up Cygwin on a second computer, despite following installation instructions carefully. The error message indicates a permission issue with the file ".dep.inc," which is either inaccessible or missing. A common solution involves adjusting file permissions, specifically removing read-only attributes from the directory tree, as files copied from CDs or DVDs may retain these restrictions. This adjustment can help resolve the permission denied error and allow successful compilation.
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Hello, I'm a bit of a noob so bear with me. I have gotten all of this to work on one computer but on installing it on another computer I've run into problems. I followed the instructions at this link

http://blog.karthiksankar.com/configuring-cygwin-with-netbeans-in-windows/

http://royalexander.wordpress.com/2009/03/20/configuring-cygwin-cc-compiler-for-netbeans-65-under-windows/

to a tee but when I try to compile a program on NetBeans it gives the following error:

/bin/sh: .dep.inc: Permission denied
make: *** [.depcheck-impl] Error 1
BUILD FAILED (exit value 2, total time: 765ms

I've done the installation over and was vigilant to not make silly mishaps and I still get the same error. Do you know what the problem could be? Thanks for your help!
 
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Looks like there's a file named ".dep.inc" that is either un-openable or missing. The first thing I do after an install is go to the top of the directory tree and un-set read-only permissions all the way down suing the properties panel in a file-manager program. Often when copying from {C,DV}D's files get stuck in read-only.
 
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