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Thank you for your report. Sadly, these instructions do not repeat the issue here (and hence the Could you try again after setting the environment variable |
I ran
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If it helps, when I try to open git bash a window pops up with the title If I close the window it takes about 10 seconds before finally closing |
You would be looking for suspicious activity during the time that |
I think I'm having the same issue as #815 . The resolution on #815 was to use After the install freezes I see two instances of On another install I killed the installer and tried to uninstall but got a warning that I looked at the process mon log but I honestly have no idea what I'm seeing. I could paste the whole thing in here if someone is willing to check it out but it's usually over 1,100 lines |
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It looks like your Bash freezes somewhere during startup (yes, Bash is used to launch credential-manager...). Could you download the portable Git (which does not install into your Start Menu) and verify that the problem persists when you double-click If it does, could you insert the line |
That's Windows 10 1607 (Anniversary Update), two major releases behind the current released stable version. Is there a particular reason, you are still running that and not 1703 (Creators Update) or the recently released 1709 (Fall Creators Update)? Did you run into problems upgrading? Are you installing updates at all?
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The Windows version, as well as the Address Space Layout Randomization, are unlikely to be the culprit: @fredbutters mentioned that Bash's startup process manages to execute all the way to a @fredbutters if you would not mind inserting that |
I am having what seems to be exactly the same problem that @fredbutters was having. These are the settings I have: This is the output that I see:
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Nothing has changed in the |
@AlphaZuluLima thanks for testing this. Does the directory |
Does the directory What file system do you use on C:? Does it work if you edit
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Hm. Sorry. I hoped this would shed some light into the issue. Would you kindly try again while running ProcMon? I hope to find out what is happening there... |
Apologies for the late reply. I can run ProcMon and paste the output here. Can I filter it by ProcessName=git.exe or do you need more than that? |
I think the best would be to filter by |
Filtering by that path
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FWIW I am probably just as good at interpreting those logs as you are, so don't wait on me to analyze it. This log seems to start at Are you sure that this is where the freeze happened? Or did you filter by |
Yeah I couldn't make much sense out of that log. I tried to filter by I just found out |
But what are the last, say, two dozen entries in Process Monitor from programs located in |
Or is Process Monitor still adding more and more entries while it freezes (in which case, it does not freeze, but kinda "running dry")? |
In another ticket that looks similar, it turned out that the user somehow managed to run the installer in non-elevated mode. That is neither intended, nor supported. Maybe this is the same issue here? |
I grew a little weary of waiting for an answer. Let's wrap the curtain of charity over the rest of the scene. |
There is a ticket (581) for the installer freezing, but I'm unsure if it's related to some of the commands not working
Setup
defaults?
to the issue you're seeing?
Details
Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example
this will help us understand the issue.
URL to that repository to help us with testing?
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