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Claudio Scordino schrieb:
> More general question: did anybody build succesfully a Linux kernel 
> under cygwin?

Not a kernel but binutils, gcc-core, gcc-g++ and the stdlibc++, which is 
about as complex as the kernel. Target was a fedora core.

Managed mounts help a lot, but manual fixing case by case helps also.
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Reini

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