Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
Cygwin setup will sometimes defer replacing in-use files until the next
reboot. If setup asked you to reboot after upgrading Cygwin last time,
that means it had some files scheduled for replacement, while you were
still running with the old versions of the DLLs. Rebootin
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
On Thu, 11 Dec 2003, Michael Robbert wrote:
[snip]
P.S. I probably shouldn't mention this, but I had the strangest thing
happen to me yesterday. One of the machines that was having this
problem, my laptop, stopped having it all of a sudden. This machine is
dual boot and
On Thu, 11 Dec 2003, Michael Robbert wrote:
> [snip]
> P.S. I probably shouldn't mention this, but I had the strangest thing
> happen to me yesterday. One of the machines that was having this
> problem, my laptop, stopped having it all of a sudden. This machine is
> dual boot and when I booted to
At 12:36 PM 12/11/2003, Michael Robbert you wrote:
>Quoting Igor Pechtchanski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>> BTW, if you don't escape the backticks ("`"s), they will be evaluated in
>> the *current* shell. You should try to run
>>
>> strace sh -c 'TEST=`uname -s`'
>>
>> (note the single quotes). You
Quoting Igor Pechtchanski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> BTW, if you don't escape the backticks ("`"s), they will be evaluated in
> the *current* shell. You should try to run
>
> strace sh -c 'TEST=`uname -s`'
>
> (note the single quotes). You can see the difference by comparing the
> output of "sh -c
Brian Ford wrote:
Antonine, you might try the same. It might be more informative to see
how we got there than to see just a static stack dump.
strace -o /tmp/tracelog.txt /bin/bash.exe -c yourtestcase.sh.
Then send the tail of that log when you get it to happen.
Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to
On Wed, 10 Dec 2003, Antoine Labour wrote:
> Brian Ford wrote:
> > Have you tried to strace it?
> >
Antonine, you might try the same. It might be more informative to see
how we got there than to see just a static stack dump.
strace -o /tmp/tracelog.txt /bin/bash.exe -c yourtestcase.sh.
Then send
Brian Ford wrote:
Why not try to debug it your self?
Have you tried to strace it?
Can you get a stack trace of the hang in gdb? Note: You may need a debug
version of the cygwin1.dll or shell for this to be valid. I will provide
the former if you are willing to test it.
FWIW here's a link to a p
On Wed, 10 Dec 2003, Michael Robbert wrote:
> Brian Ford wrote:
> > On Wed, 10 Dec 2003, Michael Robbert wrote:
> >>Everybody,
> >>Some new information I got today. I found another user on our campus
> >>that is having the problem on two different machines, but not a third.
> >>All of them running
On Wed, 10 Dec 2003, Michael Robbert wrote:
> [snip]
> >
> > Have you tried to strace it?
> Yes, I think that this was included in my initial Email. strace produces
> no output. I have tried attaching to a running/hung one as well as
> running:
>
> strace sh -c TEST=`uname -s`
>
> Both produced no
Brian Ford wrote:
On Wed, 10 Dec 2003, Michael Robbert wrote:
Everybody,
Some new information I got today. I found another user on our campus
that is having the problem on two different machines, but not a third.
All of them running Windows XP. So far every machine I have seen it on
is running
On Wed, 10 Dec 2003, Michael Robbert wrote:
> Antoine Labour wrote:
> > Actually, I still do believe it's the same problem. In some other mails
> > I specified it happens also on single CPU machines. I think other people
> > have been able to reproduce it as well. The fact I expose it in a loop
> >
Antoine Labour wrote:
Actually, I still do believe it's the same problem. In some other mails
I specified it happens also on single CPU machines. I think other people
have been able to reproduce it as well. The fact I expose it in a loop
is because the hang is random. It also sometimes happen i
Michael Robbert wrote:
I'm sorry, I don't have a copy of XP to try this with, but it would
appear to be a bug in uname (since it gives no output from the
commandline)
Does it uname hang or just return empty? Is there any error codes? Try:
/bin/uname -a ; echo $?
Also, could you *attach* (unco
I'm sorry, I don't have a copy of XP to try this with, but it would
appear to be a bug in uname (since it gives no output from the commandline)
Does it uname hang or just return empty? Is there any error codes? Try:
/bin/uname -a ; echo $?
Also, could you *attach* (uncompressed) the output of:
(Sorry I've not quoted people, I've lost track of who wrote
what... also, I re-arranged the email slightly.)
process hangs on two postinstall scripts;
base-files-mketc.sh
base-files-mketc does use uname,
base-files-profile.sh
base-files-profile does not...
I then try to ru
Michael Robbert wrote:
Brian,
Thanks for your quick response, but we have done multiple searches on
google and the list archives. I read every post that I could find about
the problems in October where setup was hanging during postinstall. That
is where I got many of my ideas for debugging alrea
Brian,
Thanks for your quick response, but we have done multiple searches on
google and the list archives. I read every post that I could find about
the problems in October where setup was hanging during postinstall. That
is where I got many of my ideas for debugging already i.e. gdb, strace,
s
On Fri, 5 Dec 2003, Michael Robbert wrote:
> A co-worker and I are trying to debug a problem that we came across
> while trying to do a new install of Cygwin on a clients computer. We
> have the current version of Setup.exe(2.416) and we have tried to
> install from a couple of mirrors, but even w
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