> For the moment I only really need the cygwin X-Server - do
you think
> that will that run ok with the Logitech Process Manager?
> Or is that asking for trouble again?
Dave, if literally all you need is an X server for Windows, use Xming
instead:
http://www.straightrunning.com/XmingNotes/
> Unfortunately, I can't easily uninstall those drivers, since they are
> needed and used by other users of the machine. Is there a way to get
> the paths to those drivers? I can probably get away with renaming the
> files and rebooting long enough to tell if that fixes the problem.
Never mind,
> SERVICE_NAME: Sentinel
> DISPLAY_NAME: Sentinel
> SERVICE_NAME: SNTNLUSB
> DISPLAY_NAME: Rainbow USB SuperPro
> Security/rights management/license control thingy of some sort. It
> could
> easily have been coded under the mistaken assumption that hooking
process
> creation is a reasonable me
[sorry for the post-through, I don't have the original post]
>
> David Johnstone wrote on 01 April 2008 20:55:
>
> > For the moment I only really need the cygwin X-Server - do
> you think
> > that will that run ok with the Logitech Process Manager?
> > Or is that asking for trouble again?
>
> Subject: Re: postinstall hang
>
> >> "Potential app conflicts:
> >> Logitech Process Monitor service
> >> Detected: HKLM Registry Key, Named process."
> >>
> >> So perhaps the problem is there?
> >
> >THAT'S I
David Johnstone wrote on 01 April 2008 20:55:
> For the moment I only really need the cygwin X-Server -
> do you think that will that run ok with the Logitech Process Manager?
> Or is that asking for trouble again?
Definitely asking for trouble. In my experience, it'll start breaking
cygwin p
Popper, Samuel (US SSA) wrote on 01 April 2008 21:13:
> The output of cygcheck and sc.exe are both attached to this message.
> Nothing there looked out of the ordinary to me, but I'm sure that you
> have a better idea of what to look for.
Only a couple of things that could conceivably be releva
Thanks, here are the outputs.
Actually I do have a logitech webcam, but couldn't find any
running processes I could
associate with it. In the Registry run section is an entry for
C:\Programme\Logitech\Video\ManifestEngine.exe boot
but I can't see that in the task manager, or anything started by it
David Johnstone wrote on 01 April 2008 20:03:
> Thanks, here are the outputs.
> Actually I do have a logitech webcam, but couldn't find any
> running processes I could
> associate with it. In the Registry run section is an entry for
> C:\Programme\Logitech\Video\ManifestEngine.exe boot
> but I can
Popper, Samuel (US SSA) wrote on 01 April 2008 16:53:
> Here's my list of candidate BLODA .dll's from procexp:
> They all appear to be from cygwin or right from Windows
Yes, I think you're right about that, so I doubt any of them is related.
> (I can send the desciption/version number inform
David Johnstone wrote on 01 April 2008 19:14:
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> >
> > According to Popper, Samuel (US SSA) on 3/31/2008 2:48 PM:
> > > > I've tried to install cygwin now about 7 or 8 times but the
> > > > postinstall always hangs somewhere, in different scrip
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According to Popper, Samuel (US SSA) on 3/31/2008 2:48 PM:
|> I've tried to install cygwin now about 7 or 8 times but the
| postinstall
|> always hangs somewhere, in different scripts at different places.
Sounds like the classic symptoms of http://cy
> > Is there anything else that could contribute to BLODA?
>
> Yes, absolutely anything that hooks or injects into processes. Try
> using
> procexp to get a list of DLLs from the stuck bash processes, and let
us
> know
> what's there.
Here's my list of candidate BLODA .dll's from procexp:
AcLu
Popper, Samuel (US SSA) wrote on 01 April 2008 14:47:
> > > $ NUM=1; while true ; do echo `echo $NUM` ; NUM=$(( $NUM + 1 )); done
> > >
> > > Hangs pretty quickly,
> >
> > because it forks a huge number of processes, and each fork is likely to
> > be tripped up by a BLODA
>
> As I understand it
> | $ NUM=1; while true ; do echo $NUM; NUM=$(( $NUM + 1 )); done
> |
> | will run indefinitely,
>
> because it doesn't fork
Correct; that's what I was trying to demonstrate.
> | $ NUM=1; while true ; do echo `echo $NUM` ; NUM=$(( $NUM + 1 ));
done
> |
> | Hangs pretty quickly,
>
> because it f
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According to Popper, Samuel (US SSA) on 3/31/2008 2:48 PM:
|> I've tried to install cygwin now about 7 or 8 times but the
| postinstall
|> always hangs somewhere, in different scripts at different places.
Sounds like the classic symptoms of http://cy
> I've tried to install cygwin now about 7 or 8 times but the
postinstall
> always hangs somewhere, in different scripts at different places.
I am still having this problem (as evidenced by previous messages).
I've come up with a bash script "test case" that demonstrates the
problem:
$ NUM=1; whi
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