> From: Doug Lawhead <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> How do I remove a directory or file from the other partition
> named Imageland?
On OSX, if the volume is mounted (and it should be), it will be in /Volumes/
(notice the capital V in Volumes).
Paul
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Doug,
Assuming Imageland is mounted, look for it in
the /Volumes folder (corresponds to /mnt on a
normal system).
/Volumes is a hidden folder - you won't see
it in the Finder. Also, type 'mount' with no
arguments to see a list of all mounted file
systems.
By the way, 'rmdir' only works wi
This question pertains to the Unix flavor used in Apple's OSX 10.2 operating
system. I have two partitions on my hard drive. The OS startup disk is a
partition named Macintosh HD. The second partition is named Imageland. If I
understand the commands correctly, then using rmdir /path-to-folder will
