"Lassi A. Tuura" a écrit :
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> > More interesting: if I give to mount a "cygdrive" path
> > (like "mount /cygdrive/t/cygwin/1.3/etc /etc"), the message disappears.
> > Unfortunately /etc is no longer available after that ("ls /etc" results in
> > "No such file or directory").
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> The first argum
> More interesting: if I give to mount a "cygdrive" path
> (like "mount /cygdrive/t/cygwin/1.3/etc /etc"), the message disappears.
> Unfortunately /etc is no longer available after that ("ls /etc" results in
> "No such file or directory").
The first argument to cygwin mount is supposed to be a wi
Hello,
Here is my (interested) contribution to the "can't open /etc" message.
I came to the conclusion (from my own experiments and from what I read on
this forum) that the problem has to do with the fact that the /etc
directory is on a remote server.
When I mount /etc locally (like "mount c:/e
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