On 09/09/2014 08:03 PM, Mitch Deoudes wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions.
@Linda:
>> Have you tried 'mount -h'?
Yes - I believe I mentioned it above. Changing the prefix via mount does
not seem to survive between sessions, on this install.
@Andrey
>> Simplest would be to just reboot the box
Thanks for the suggestions.
@Linda:
>> Have you tried 'mount -h'?
Yes - I believe I mentioned it above. Changing the prefix via mount
does not seem to survive between sessions, on this install.
@Andrey
>> Simplest would be to just reboot the box to be absolutely sure.
I believe these boxes
Greetings, Mitch Deoudes!
> I'm teaching a class at a local college, and since their computer lab is
> stocked with Windows 7 & 8 machines, I had them install cygwin64 to use
> as a command line.
> The only change I requested they make to the config is to replace the
> "/cygdrive" in /etc/fstab w
Have you tried 'mount -h'?
It shows an option to change the cygdrive.
I've always used that. In regards to the cygdrive
prefix I thought the results of changing the prefix with
the 'mount' command were recorded in /etc/fstab --
and that it wasn't the source of the direction...?
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I'm teaching a class at a local college, and since their computer lab is
stocked with Windows 7 & 8 machines, I had them install cygwin64 to use
as a command line.
The only change I requested they make to the config is to replace the
"/cygdrive" in /etc/fstab with "/". This is my config at home,
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