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From: David Baron <d_baron AT 012 DOT net DOT il>
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Subject: Re: No longer works.
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Some more results:

1. The reason why the bash terminal window flashes and aborts is that it was 
referencing the setup cygwin.bat!!!. Changing the command line to the cygwin 
folder as it should be yields a window that stays open.

2. The startup sequence that once set up the paths and other stuff so that 
Cygwin would function is absent. If I type simple commands with ./ prefix 
(find them on the current /usr/bin directory), they will work. The path env 
is absent.

3. The check file show "HOME" also pointing to the setup folder. This should 
probably be to the cygwin base folder. Since all the environment sets are not 
there, this is not relevant.

This should be fixable at this point. How?

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