> That may be the symptom of two different versions of the DLL existing on > your system. > > See: http://cygwin.com/problems.html for more information on how to track > down Cygwin problems.
Ok, one step closer but still no go. There was indeed a second version of the cygwin dll in the default search path (from WinAVR - a GCC cross compiler for ATMEL AVR microcontrollers). I renamed the directory to that this instance of the DLL cannot be found anymore. After cleaning out all the installed cygwin stuff I run cygcheck -c -s -r -v (see cygcheck.out.before-install). Then I reinstalled cygwin again, but the problems persist (see cygcheck.out.after-install). As cygwin was not set to be in the default search path I added C:\cygwin\bin to PATH (see cygcheck.out.after-install3). But again still no go. If I start cygwin.bat I just end up in C:\cygwin\bin, but no bash is started. Any more idaeas? Best regards, Bernd.
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