Corinna Vinschen wrote:
I'm not sure, but I think symlinkD's are real directories with a file in them
that points to the target.
Nope. All of the aforementioned Windows objects are reparse points.
Corinna
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Ug...As soon as I unmounted the invalid drive and mounted something
valid, the problem went away. Very weird. Now it's not coming back.
I just reinstalled Win 7 (for the 4th time, but who's counting!) last weekend, so my problems may have been 'eaten' by my reinstall.
I suppose I could try other ways to break it again, but...
honestly, I'm not sure I really want to, given all the hassles I
have getting things *not* to break!
I'm trying out a roaming profile to see if I can keep some of my
settings/personal registry through my next reinstall (at this point I think
it's just a matter of when, not if).
Overall cygwin is probably at least as stable as the OS ;-).
Ok, maybe a bit more. :-)
-l
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