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03-22-2006
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So I've now tried this every which way to Sunday. It's even giving me No such file or directory when I try to cd to the startup drive.
Is there something weird about Unix and starting up from an ext. volume? myuser$ cd "/Firewire 400/users/myuser/new Files/" -bash: cd: /Firewire 400/users/myuser/new Files/: No such file or directory myuser$ "Firewire 400/users/myuser/new Files/" -bash: Firewire 400/users/myuser/new Files/: No such file or directory myuser$ cd "Firewire 400/users/myuser/new Files/" -bash: cd: Firewire 400/users/myuser/new Files/: No such file or directory myuser$ cd /Firewire\ 400/users/myuser/new\ Files/ -bash: cd: /Firewire 400/users/myuser/new Files/: No such file or directory myuser$ cd Firewire\ 400/users/myuser/new\ Files/ -bash: cd: Firewire 400/users/myuser/new Files/: No such file or directory myuser$ cd "/firewire 400" -bash: cd: /firewire 400: No such file or directory 
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