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How to display directories recursively?
Cannot find how to list the directory structure of a volume recursively. Do not want the files reported. Say I have 100 directories and 10,000 files, I do not want 10,000 lines of output. (If this is relevant, I am using the terminal on my OSX Mac). I hope this is easy - there should be an easy way. -- jim
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