I've recently augmented the /cygdrive abilities of cygwin.
It is now possible to do this:
bash$ ls /cygdrive
a c d
or even this:
bash$ cd /cygdrive
bash$ ls
a c d
Command completion from shells should also work.
Currently all of the above is short-circuited if your cygdrive is set to
'/', however. Cygwin currently assumes that it has complete control of
the directory name which is being used as a cygdrive prefix and that is
obviously not true if you have changed your cygdrive prefix to '/'.
This functionality is available in the latest snapshot.
FYI,
cgf
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