I upgraded my system to cygwin 1.3.6-1. (I shut down all running
Cygwin apps first). Then, when I started bash, instead of grinding
away for a few seconds (processing my .bashrc, which is big), it
immediately printed
bash.exe: warning: could not find /tmp, please create!
bash-2.05a$
I typed `mount', but it complained that there was no program named
`mount'. The PATH variable looked OK, so perhaps it had failed to
properly mount its directories.
I re-ran setup, and reverted to the previous version (1.3.5), and now
everything works fine.
What's odd is that I was able to do a clean install of 1.3.6-1, from
the same binaries, onto a different machine, and that worked fine.
What should I do to investigate?
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