cygwin 20.1 / directory

[Earnie Boyd]

--- DJ Delorie <dj@delorie.com> wrote:
> 
> > / is mounted on //m/cygnus according to mount.
> 
> But cygcheck shows something different:
> 
> > Mount entries: these map POSIX directories to your NT drives.
> > -NT-                        -POSIX-  -Type-  -Flags-
> > \engineering-ntUsersCygwin  /        native  text!=binary
> 
> Note: it's a good idea to include the drive letters when specifying
> mount points, in case the current drive isn't the right drive.

DJ,

Conjecturing on this, the M: is mapped to \\engineering-nt\Users and because
the command `mount //m/cygnus /' was used cygwin did a good job of finding the
real path and the routines that handle the character quoting was passed
\\engineering-nt\Users\Cygwin and returned \engineering-ntUsersCygwin which was
placed in the data field of the registry.

===
Earnie Boyd < mailto:earnie_boyd@yahoo.com >

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