At 21.08 17/03/2003 -0500, Jan Harkes wrote:
>I'm not sure why you are getting EINTERNAL with mapprivate set to 0. It
>indicates that something unexpected happened, and the most common reason
>is when someone has a clock that ticks backward in time.

i think it must have a fault tolerance
anyway, i have all computers syncronized (time service on server)
i am sure.

>The other place where it is commonly generated is where we manage
>mmapped segments. If the operating system fails to satisfy our mmap
>request, or returns overlapping regions, or simply doesn't place the
>mapping at the address we requested it.

how can i test it?

and: now i'll try other version of cygwin...
Phil, and all other, which version are you using?

>Jan

Daniele