> is there a way to mount /cygdrive/c as /?
> by default, c:/cygwin is mounted as /.
>
> I really like the feature of "ls /" to display evevrything under c:/
"or if that is too much typing for you, read 'man mount' for how you
can shorten it to /c, by remounting cygdrive as '/')."
thanks. I
From: Eric Blake <
>
> I noticed that if I run those commands in a machine without cygwin
> installed.
> it still looks for c:\cygwin
Which commands look for c:\cygwin when it is not installed? setup.exe,
and all cygwin programs, honor your mount points. If cygwin has never
been installed
* Tom Lee (Thu, 05 Oct 2006 07:51:41 +)
> is there a way to mount /cygdrive/c as /?
> by default, c:/cygwin is mounted as /.
>
> I really like the feature of "ls /" to display evevrything under c:/
"or if that is too much typing for you, read 'man mount' for how you
can shorten it to /c, by
Dave Korn wrote:
On 05 October 2006 08:52, Tom Lee wrote:
is there a way to mount /cygdrive/c as /?
by default, c:/cygwin is mounted as /.
I really like the feature of "ls /" to display evevrything under c:/
If that's *really* what you want, i.e. you want all your unix/linux-style
usr, lib
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According to Tom Lee on 10/5/2006 6:13 AM:
>
>> > I really like the feature of "ls /" to display evevrything under c:/
>>
>> If that's *really* what you want, i.e. you want all your
>> unix/linux-style
>> usr, lib, etc, bin, var (and so on) director
> I really like the feature of "ls /" to display evevrything under c:/
If that's *really* what you want, i.e. you want all your
unix/linux-style
usr, lib, etc, bin, var (and so on) directories scattered amongst your
win32-style "Documents and Settings", "Program Files", "WINDOWS" (and so
o
On 05 October 2006 08:52, Tom Lee wrote:
> is there a way to mount /cygdrive/c as /?
> by default, c:/cygwin is mounted as /.
>
> I really like the feature of "ls /" to display evevrything under c:/
If that's *really* what you want, i.e. you want all your unix/linux-style
usr, lib, etc, bin,
Eric,
thanks for your help.
>
> after further study, I noticed that using "c:/directory" works fine with
> my tests except tar.exe.
>
>
> I understand people here may like /cygdrive/c more than c:/. Just want
> to know if it is an accident feature that all other commands can work
> with c:/ ex
On Wed, Oct 04, 2006 at 11:23:49PM -0500, Gary R. Van Sickle wrote:
>> From: Eric Blake
>[snip]
>>You asked, so I'll answer. Yes, it is an accident that other tools
>>understand c:/.
>
>It's no accident that make used to, and now again will, be supporting
>Windows paths. People put considerable t
> From: Eric Blake
[snip]
> You asked, so I'll answer. Yes, it is an accident that other
> tools understand c:/.
It's no accident that make used to, and now again will, be supporting
Windows paths. People put considerable time and effort into making it work
originally, and then again just recen
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> Hello,
>
> after further study, I noticed that using "c:/directory" works fine with
> my tests except tar.exe.
>
>
> I understand people here may like /cygdrive/c more than c:/. Just want
> to know if it
Tom Lee wrote:
Hello,
after further study, I noticed that using "c:/directory" works fine with
my tests except tar.exe.
all of the following commands works
cp.exe c:/temp/tuner.h c:/test/
mv.exe c:/temp/tt.h c:/test
for tar.exe,
tar test.tar c:/temp/*
works.
however,
tar cvf c:/test.tar c:
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