Jason Erickson wrote:
> Not to nit-pick...but dot-dot is previous directory.
> dot is current directory
Not to nit-pick...but dot-dot is the directory hierarchically one level
higher than the current working directory. This is often called the
"parent directory" and is relative to the current wo
On Sat, Apr 18, 2009 at 11:10 PM, Jason Erickson wrote:
> Not to nit-pick...but dot-dot is previous directory.
> dot is current directory
>
doh! sorry. been drinkin. hope no recruiters read this ...
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Not to nit-pick...but dot-dot is previous directory.
dot is current directory
So...no its not the same unless you are currently in $LFS/tools/somedir
if your compiling then your probably in $LFS/sources/binutils (or
whatever the binutils folder is that the binutils source files were
unzipped into
> mkdir -v ../binutils-build
> cd ../binutils-build
>
> from chapter 5.
>
> Isn't it the same thing as mkdir -v $LFS/tools/binutils-build ?
>
> As also which account should i be using , can I assume lfs?
>
yes, the dot-dot is short-hand for the current directory, less typing.
the current directory
