Mail Archives: cygwin/1996/10/17/08:11:23
I've tried several different floppies, and all of them do the same
thing. I do not have source to check against.
If you 'cd //a' and then 'cd {some subdir}' you cannot 'cd ..' to get
back to the parent. It just stays in the current directory. Also,
you cannot 'cd //a' to get to the parent, either. You have to change
drives first, and then go back to //a.
It appears that the current directory state gets mangled with the
default directory state on the A: drive.
mld
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