I've recently reinstalled cygwin (downloaded the packages on December
19), with bash as one of the packages, but I'm no longer able to read
the directories such has "/home", "/usr", "/bin" and the like.
Example:
bash-3.2$ cd /home
bash: cd: /home: No such file or directory
Is there a way that I can change this? Could you reference to part in
the manual that tells how this can be done?
Windows XP Professional, Sp2
Cygwin installed on "c:\cygwin". "/cygdrive/c" does work.
bash is located in /cygwin/bin.
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