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Hello, First off thanks for all your hard work on the Cygwin project. I'm having a weird issue in 1.7.19. As per the subject line, when I try to resume a backgrounded job, I get a hang (after bash echoes the job name). I couldn't find anything about this in the list archives, possibly because it may be limited to specific architectures (more below). simple testcase from a fresh terminal (I'm using the default mintty, with bash) $ ls | less <CTRL-Z to background less> $ fg whereupon bash echoes the job name (in my case "ls -hF --color=tty | less -r") and then nothing happens (no response to input AFAICT) Interesting things: - this only happens on my (ancient) laptop (this is why I mentioned the processor in the subject line) -- it *does not* happen on my desktop machine (which is a Q6600, nearly ancient now I suppose). - Windows task manager shows the process I tried to resume at high CPU usage, and if I kill it from there ("end process") bash recovers fine - I can open a separate cygwin terminal and see the "ls" in the output of ps. It does *not* have an "S" beside it to indicate a suspended process. "kill" does nothing, "kill -9" hangs (until I kill via task manager). I attached cygcheck output; I did get some errors (that are in the file also) but I don't know what they actually mean (if anything). FWIW, this did not happen with 1.7.17 (I skipped 1.7.18). Thanks, -Sumudu Fernando
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