Hi Christoph,
On 2015-07-14 23:04, Christoph Murczek wrote:
> thanks for explaining why re-installing fixed my problem. Although I
> still can't wrap my head around why it happened in the first place. It
> could only be caused by Windows moving the base address of one, but
> not the other thus causing the overlap. Sounds weird. But then again,
> what do I know what's going on under the hoods when upgrading to
> Win10. ;)
To help that, I just wrote a wiki page about this very problem:
https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/wiki/32-bit-issues
> In regards to your question: Yes I am running 64bit Windows, but the
> 32-bit version of git is the only thing I can download. I just
> double-checked on the webpage, but there's no option to get a 64 bit
> download link, and if there was some logic determining whether I
> should get 32 or 64 bit it puts me in the first bucket for some
> reason.
> I haven't considered building from source yet, mostly because the
> 32bit works fine so far. What would be the benefit? I guess
> performance when dealing with large repos? If you have a 64bit version
> available and need feedback let know. Always happy to help out :)
So I assumed that you found the official web site of Git for Windows 2.x:
https://git-for-windows.github.io/
Its download link leads to 32-bit/64-bit versions of the installer and the portable Git.
Ciao,
Johannes
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