[CMake] Where should I patch CMake to bootstrap on MingW32?

[Kenneth Boyd]

Both the bootstrapped, and cmake.org-provided binaries for Windows, 
catastrophically fail to create CMakefiles on my system.
* GNU make 3.81
* GCC: MingW32 4.2.1, installed by tarballs to c:\MingW32 (gcc is at 
c:\MingW32\bin\gcc.exe, etc.).  Non-development utilities are installed 
by tarballs to c:\ (so bash is at c:\bin\bash.exe, etc.)

The bootstrap fails with:
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  process_begin: CreateProcess(NULL,
  /C/MingWin.aux/cmake-2.6.2/Bootstrap.cmk/cmake.exe -E 
cmake_progress_report
  /C/MingWin.aux/cmake-2.6.2/CMakeFiles/CMakeTmp/CMakeFiles 1, ...) failed.

  make (e=3): The system cannot find the path specified.
====
The prebuilt binary simply refuses to create the CMakefile outright.  
Experimentation shows that acceptable paths would be in an MSYS 
CMakefile, but the presence of \bin\sh blocks selection of the MSYS 
project type.

Attaching Build.txt (complete log of running the bootstrap script, and 
some other things) just in case something obvious is there.

Again, I'd like to know which files would be expected to need patching 
to make bootstrap work.

Kenneth
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