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Git Bash won't run on Windows 10 - Error: Could not fork child process:Resource temporarily unavailable (-1). DLL rebasing may be required; see 'rebaseall / rebase --help'.- #2872
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This sounds familiar. Maybe it is a running instance of |
I've tried most of the proposed solution in that thread. It's does not appear that I'm running separate instances of bash.exe, ssh-agent or another binary or service. All that pops up both on
After I pressed enter the terminal closed by itself. I tried looking for cygwin1.dll but could not find it. I downloaded and installed Cygwin. I couldn't, this errors popped up Regardless, this did nothing. My problem persists. |
I tried using GitHub for Windows, it failed cloning repos and got basically the same error message i got from git (see first error from comment above). It appears to be a cygwin error but I can't find a way to fix it or work around it. |
I vaguely remember that some users tried to exclude Git from overzealous anti-malware but that was simply ignored, they had to disable the anti-malware completely. PowerBroker seemed to be involved in one of those cases. We also saw cases where a driver (NVIDIA?) injected a |
I tried disabling Windows antivirus that didn't work . Could be the NVIDIA drivers (they are on the BLODA list), but so far reinstalling them or changing versions did not work. The only solution I have left is to reinstall windows and hope for the best. |
I'm facing the same problem and couldn't get any solution. So if any of you have any solution then please let me know. |
It could be due to Windows Mandatory ASLR (Windows Defender > App & browser control > Exploit protection > Mandatory ASLR). Also see #1412. |
Good point. @knoftrix maybe you could open a PR to add that information to our known issues? |
Matthias AND Mike muchas Gracias!!! Tuve que desinstalar Windows. Quise instalar Kali y no pude. Volví a instalar Windows 10 y de ahí no pude avanzar porque se cortó internet y tengo pocos datos. Hasta la próxima semana no arreglan Internet. Así que hasta la semana que viene estoy estancada. Les aviso cuando pueda seguir. Muchas Gracias 😊 |
Solucioné el problema reinstalando windows 10. Gracias. |
This continues to be an exact same issue with Windows 11. Listed "fixes" do not correct the rebasing issues. This is a borrowed solution, but corrects the issue:
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How is this in any shape or form different from what we already tell users who care to read Git for Windows' Release Notes? What's more, this text was added in a PR that you already found. Since there is nothing we can realistically do about this here ticket, I will close it. |
Setup
defaults?
to the issue you're seeing?
Exploit proctection settings are all set to default and Controlled folder access is off
git bash
Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example
this will help us understand the issue.
URL to that repository to help us with testing?
So basically I tried running Git Bash on Win 10 (git version 2.91.1.winsows.1) and the only to get this console message:
Error: Could not fork child process:Resource temporarily unavailable (-1). DLL rebasing may be required; see 'rebaseall / rebase --help'.
Before closing the window
Tried lurking through the forums and google and apparently it has to do with the way Git handles credential and Window's newest security update.
Basically most fixes had to do with giving certain git binaries exceptions in the Exploit protection settings. That did not work for me. Other fixed involved downloading "scripts" from randos on the forums that told me they had found a way to work around Windows security settings, that seemed to me like a terrible idea.
I've also reinstalled git several times, choosing different options, rebooted my pc. Nothing works.
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