There's your problem right there. When you cd to the directory, remember,
"Volumes" starts with a capital v, not a lower case V. Remember, it is case
sensitive.
so:
cd /Vol tab
should do the trick. Obviously, ty tab, I don't mean literally type: T A B,
I mean, hit the tab key for tab completion.
then you can do:
ls -1
and that should show you the volumes mounted.
then just do
cd space Volume name, and hit enter.
IE:
cd /Volumes
cd "Macintosh HD"
Remember, you need quotes around things if it is more than one word and has
a space in the directory name.
That's just the nature of the beast of Unix, don't ask me why.
Chris.
----- Original Message -----
From: "-" <dandun...@gmail.com>
To: <macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2012 11:33 AM
Subject: Help with flash drive
I do most things in terminal. In the past when I wanted to use a flash
drive I put it in a usb port and went to the volumes directory and there
it was.
Now however that no longer works. Any suggestions of how to reverse to
the previous state?
Thanks. XB
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