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Recently on my work machine at Cygwin startup I am getting repeated
bash.exe.stackdump's of the form:

11 [unknown (0xF88)] bash 3036 _cygtls::handle_exceptions:
Exception: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION

This phenomenon immediately followed a Vista update on 12/12/2007
managed by Windows.

Cygwin continues to work perfectly on my home machine (XP Pro SP2).

Is anybody else experiencing anything similar?

Fergus





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