Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2002 03:32:11 -0500 From: Lee Nelson <jld123@pobox.com> To: freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG, Doug Lawhead <dlawhead@mcleodusa.net> Subject: Re: UNIX and Macintosh Message-ID: <09454IE723V31DBOJYW05RQ984X04EA.3de4830b@lee> In-Reply-To: <BA09D3E8.BFE%dlawhead@mcleodusa.net>
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Doug,
Assuming Imageland is mounted, look for it in
the /Volumes folder (corresponds to /mnt on a
normal system).
/Volumes is a hidden folder - you won't see
it in the Finder. Also, type 'mount' with no
arguments to see a list of all mounted file
systems.
By the way, 'rmdir' only works with empty folders,
so if you want to delete a whole tree at once, use
'rm -rf'. But be careful, there is no way to recover!
Hope this helps,
Lee Nelson
11/27/02 2:44:08 AM, Doug Lawhead <dlawhead@mcleodusa.net> wrote:
>This question pertains to the Unix flavor used in Apple's OSX 10.2 operating
>system. I have two partitions on my hard drive. The OS startup disk is a
>partition named Macintosh HD. The second partition is named Imageland. If I
>understand the commands correctly, then using rmdir /path-to-folder will
>delete a folder from the Macintosh HD partition. How do I remove a directory
>or file from the other partition named Imageland?
>Thanks...Doug
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