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Nose wrote:
> Hello everybody!
> 
> I've got a makescript which doesn't run with the new cygwin version.
> 
> When I switch back to the new cygwin version nothing seems to be the matter
> but when I switch to the new version things are getting weird.

As Groucho Marx might have said on this list:

   "Then don't use the new version"

> Does anybody know if something is changed or major bugs are known?

I forgot to put my mind-reading hat on this morning, sorry.

> Waiting when cygwin mobile comes out,

Oh my goodness, I think the Cygwin folks totally forgot about this!
Maybe you should file a PR.

Ralph


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