On Fri, Apr 18, 2003 at 12:56:20PM -0700, Randall R Schulz wrote:
> [ incorrect answers to a question not asked. ]
Randall, I think you missed a key problem here. The "path on the left"
in mount is a DOS path, not a cygwin path. So the command should be:
bash$ mount d:/download $HOME/download
assuming HOME is set to something sensical.
cgf
>At 12:45 2003-04-18, Doug Jenkinson wrote:
>>Hi,
>>I'm relatively new here, but I have a question about mount.
>>
>>I would like to mount a directory into my home directory. So, I use
>>the command "mount -f -u /cygdrive/d/download $HOME/download" assuming,
>>of course, that D:\Download exists. Now, if I execute "ls ~", why
>>don't I see the download directory? Why can I see mounted directories
>>in the /cygdrive?
>>
>>Am I asking for the impossible or is there another way?