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Ok, so Igor's directions seem to conflict with the FAQ #15 about whether 
or not cygwin services must be halted. Can someone clarify that.

In any case, after renaming the snapshot DLLs (from both 1/7 and 1/8) to 
/bin/cygwin1.dll, I find that no cygwin process will launch, not even 
the bash window. Replacing the old cygwin1.dll back reverts things to 
working again. Can anyone suggest a a more "stable" snapshot one might 
use for debugging purposes?

Thanks,

Ken


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