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Hi, I'm relatively new here, but I have a question about mount.
I would like to mount a directory into my home directory. So, I use the command "mount -f -u /cygdrive/d/download $HOME/download" assuming, of course, that D:\Download exists. Now, if I execute "ls ~", why don't I see the download directory? Why can I see mounted directories in the /cygdrive?
Am I asking for the impossible or is there another way?
Doug Jenkinson
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