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ya it works............
nice grey matter......

your idea doesn't work.here is the error message.......
-sh: cd: /Volumes/Backup\ vipin/: No such file or directory

your idea doesn't work.here is the error message.......
-sh: cd: /Volumes/Backup\ vipin/: No such file or directory

"\" is used because the next special charactor after "\" can be considered as a normal charactor and a part of the string

yes the actually cd to the path is possible but it doesn't work when the value is passed through a variable........
for Ex....
cd '/Volumes/Backup vipin/' is working
But...

even though the shell evaluate the value of variable correctly still cd doesnt work ,gives error because of the space between two words

it doens't work in case of dual word volume name........
that space between the two word is the culprit.....

Hi....
cd command is not working when dual string drive/volume name is passed to cd through variables.......
For Ex....
y=/Volumes/Backup\ vipin/
cd $y

the above command gives error..........