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Date: Thu, 19 May 2011 10:25:48 -0500
Subject: RE: Repeated problems with svn even after rebaseall and peflagsall on Windows 7
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Nope, didn't help; in fact, the rebase at 0x77000000 (whatever the recommen=
dation was) broke things much worse; and now even bash won't start without =
a million access violations.

Why is this even necessary anyways? Other than "because it's always been th=
is way"? I've been as stalwart a defender of cygwin as you'd find at my var=
ious companies over the years but this wart is getting really hard to ignor=
e. In particular, since I myself can't do subversion or various other thing=
s any more without devolving to something like (ugh) tortoise.

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