From: ywu@internic.net (Yibing Wu)
Subject: Bug Report: b18 path involves drive letter
12 Dec 1997 15:43:22 -0800
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I have two disks, named C: and E: respectively under NT.
C:\ is the / directory of gnuwin32 in my case and the problem rose when
I tried to access E: drive.

For example, E:\ has a "WorkArea" directory, going there by "cd
//E/WorkArea" was successful.  However, it was impossible to go one
level up from there. Neither "cd .." or "cd //E/" worked.  Sometimes,
the directory path did not change at all (reading from `pwd`),
sometimes, the `pwd` reading was correct, but you knew you were not in
the right place since the contents (reading from `ls`) were still the
same as before. The only way around was to go back to / (C:\) then "cd
//E/" or "cd -".

Bing

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