ok, all apologies. I am familiar with mount, but if there is something
extra special about how it works w/in cygwin I will check the Users
Guide. I appreciate the direction, sorry I misunderstood (thought he was
just telling me to 'man mount' and I felt that would be a waste of time
since I am
Well, I'm not so sure that that is really a problem... I looked for
fstab but couldn't even find one so I'm not sure where the mount table
is specified. BUT I don't think that has anything to do with my current
problem. I need to 'log in' to bash first. then I'll worry about the
cygdrive mount
I'm not aware that this has been mentioned before in this thread, but I'd worry
that there is no mount table. (I assume that this is cygwin 1.5.) See the
documentation on mount (hint: the -m option might be especially useful) or just
run setup, clicking through it, on the derivative machines.
I'm in a similar situation with about 10 different machines, some of
which come and go very quickly. I rarely use more than one computer at a
time, as most of them are in remote installations and not accessible
physically. In order to save time installing cygwin and other software,
my goal was
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