On Aug 14 16:41, Chris LeBlanc wrote:
Now the question is, if the same problem occurs, why? Please paste
the contents of /etc/fstab and, if it exists, /etc/fstab.d/$USER
into your reply.
Thanks for the information, I think we're getting closer to finding the
problem.
/etc/fstab
On 13/08/12 05:23, Chris LeBlanc wrote:
I compiled xorg with debugging from the source packages, and that
shows the same behaviour. I can step through the debugger, but the
output is the same as what Jon found in the previous email, failing on
the call to strcpy(). I've logged the gdb output
On Aug 13 13:17, Jon TURNEY wrote:
On 13/08/12 05:23, Chris LeBlanc wrote:
I compiled xorg with debugging from the source packages, and that
shows the same behaviour. I can step through the debugger, but the
output is the same as what Jon found in the previous email, failing on
the call to
On Thu, Aug 9, 2012 at 4:55 PM, Chris LeBlanc crlebl...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Mark,
As Jon's reference [1] explains, merely disabling the BLODA might not be
sufficient. You may have to completely uninstall it to be rid of its
effects.
*Especially* if it has processes that re-launch
On 08/08/2012 05:51, Chris LeBlanc wrote:
I'm trying to help a coworker get Cygwin running on her Windows 7
(64b) machine, but we're seeing a segmentation fault with XWin.exe.
Previous versions of X11 worked fine on this machine, but recently it
has been unable to fork processes. It's been
Hi Jon,
Thanks for the excellent response.
Given you were getting fork problems before this upgrade, this might well be a
problem with some other software interfering with cygwin's operation. So you
should take a look at [1], and probably try running XWin with CYGWIN including
detect_bloda
The only software I found on her computer that is also on that list
was the McAfee virus scanner. We disabled this and still saw the
problem (though I noticed the process was still running, and
re-launched itself if you killed it!).
As Jon's reference [1] explains, merely disabling the BLODA
Hi Mark,
As Jon's reference [1] explains, merely disabling the BLODA might not be
sufficient. You may have to completely uninstall it to be rid of its effects.
*Especially* if it has processes that re-launch themselves on kill; I mean,
how
can you know whether you've ruled this particular
Hi,
I'm trying to help a coworker get Cygwin running on her Windows 7
(64b) machine, but we're seeing a segmentation fault with XWin.exe.
Previous versions of X11 worked fine on this machine, but recently it
has been unable to fork processes. It's been giving the error fork:
child -1 - forked
