Innis, What is the result of the 'pwd' command when you start a new cygwin window ?
-Fred Innis Cunningham wrote: > Fred every time I run a line like you say below in cygwin bash shell I get > unable to find directory.It is I guess because in the shell it thinks HOME > is the root directory instead of cygwin.Thus directories like usr,ect,bin > and the like I can not cd into because they are on the same level as HOME.To > try and make it clearer.On my H drive I have a folder named cygwin.Inside > that I have folders bin,etc,home,lib,tmp,usr and var.In the home branch > which the bash shell has me locked is all the build files for FG.In the usr > branch under usr/local/flightgear is the bin and data folders for running > FG.The thing is I cannot get from the home branch to the usr branch in the > bash shell.If you could explain how to do that, that would be great.Hope > this makes some sence to you. _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
