On Wed 17 Mar 2010, Troy Daniels wrote: > On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 8:57 AM, Jason Rumney <jas...@gnu.org> wrote: > >> Troy Daniels <udalrich.scher...@gmail.com> writes: >> >> > It looks like it's hung in some system call, trying to load a resource. >> > >> > Any more ideas? >> >> Do you have a network drive (that is currently unavailable) in your PATH? >> >> Windows could be waiting for a network timeout to during its search >> for a DLL. >> > > No. The only network drives are available, and they aren't in my PATH > anyway.
A few ideas: 1) What is in your environment before running emacs ? If it contains emacs_dir or any of the LANG variables then emacs could get confused. Knowing what is in your PATH would be useful too. 2) What anti-virus software are you using ? Cygwin have a list of problematic tools (search the Cygwin list for BLODA) and its possible that emacs is giving a false positive. Once you get emacs working ok directly from Windows, use "cygstart ./runemacs" from a Cygwin shell. AndyM
