First, you need to be sure your understand how "mounting" differs from UNIX/Linux to
Cygwin: it is a way to associate drive_letter:windows_path paths to UNIX style
paths. It also allows automatic mapping of <CR><LF> to <LF> if you want/need/prefer
it.
Run "mount -help" (or any other invalid argument) to get usage message. Run mount
with no args to see what is set up after an install of Cygwin. My setup has no mount
man
page, probably because the command is so different from the UNIX version that it would
take a complete rewrite.
Put it all together and mount stuff. The basic format would be: mount -options
windows_path unix_path
Have fun. ;-)
Jeff Lu wrote:
>
> I want to be able to access my other hard drives in cygnus shell. How can I
> mount in?
>
> Thank you
> -Jeff
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