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Hi All, One morning last week, after 11 months of flawless cygwin-ing, I was suddenly unable to create a cygwin terminal on my Windows XP (SP3) installation. The window would launch and then quickly close. Ive dug through the mail Archives and attempted the following suggestions: - ensure no extraneous cygwin1.dlls are around - launch cygwin.bat in a cmd shell (look for errors, yes cygheap base mismatch errors) - try a recent update refresh via setup.exe (did that,now at 1.7.23 but still broken) - use listdlls.exe tool to see where dlls are based at (i think this is telling me cygwin1.dll got bumped from its original 0x61000000 address) - move rebase.db.i386 aside and then rerun setup.exe ( tried that but i dont see a new rebase.db.i386 get created when i do this) The state of my installation is such that I cant run 'rebaseall' successfully. (Even from a dash.exe shell it fails with the cygheap base mismatch error too.) Im going on day 4 now with my problem and hoping dearly I can revive my installation. Ive attached data that includes: - cygcheck -s -r -v output, slightly redacted. - listdlls.exe tool data output while a dash.exe shell is up and running - rebase -is output, ran in a dos cmd shell , shows many address collisions (*) Thank you all for your work on this fantastic platform, and for any suggestions to get around a cygheap base mismatch condition. Tony
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