FCNTL.DLL causes illegal instruction w/ perl since upgrade

[stimonyhall@netscape.net]

"Elfyn McBratney" <elfyn-cygwin@exposure.org.uk> wrote:

>Well if that isn;t working it sounds like there's something wrong with your
>setup (you did install reabase, right?). 

reabase == rebase and the answer is it was already there....

> Can you attach the output of
>`cygcheck -svr' as a *non-compressed* plain text attachment? It might help
>shed some light on whats wrong.

Well running that wedged my cygwin terminal, but the output is attached. Looks i have issues :-)

>> >Well that's good...It means it is working (just to make sure try the
>above
>> >and change 'use Fcntl' to 'use Fcntl qw(:fcntl)').
>>
>> is your syntax right? 

>Hmmm, t'is just me being silly. What I meant to say was 'flock'.

here ya go:

foo@upstart ~
$ perl -e 'use Fcntl qw(:flock)'

foo@upstart ~

>> Oh nooooo.... i was starting to get good at using this cygwin. To
>reiterate:
>>
>> - this was working two weeks ago. Is there a way to back down pull a
>different version of cygwin?
>
>You can roll back to a previous version of Cygwin (although 1.3.22 is
>apparently more-stable, from discussions on the list) using setup.exe, and
>when you get to the package listing click on Cygwin until it display's a
>previous version (1.3.20 might be your best bet).

I can only back down to 1.3.21-1 with the setup utility and that crashes also...

JIM

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