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Subject:	Help with mount..
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Hi - I am having a problem getting mount to work in cygwin.  Here is what I
am trying to do:

Greg AT CHICKEN ~/test
$ pwd
/home/Greg/test

Greg AT CHICKEN ~/test
$ mkdir foo

Greg AT CHICKEN ~/test
$ mkdir bar

Greg AT CHICKEN ~/test
$ vi bar/test

Greg AT CHICKEN ~/test
$ ls -l bar
total 0
-rw-r--r-- 1 Greg None 0 Sep  3 23:48 test

Greg AT CHICKEN ~/test
$ mount bar foo
mount: foo: Invalid argument

Greg AT CHICKEN ~/test
$ mount /home/Greg/test/bar/ /home/Greg/test/foo/
mount: /home/Greg/test/foo/: Invalid argument


any ideas?
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