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On Mon, 14 Oct 1996, Karl Denninger wrote:

> > > Errno = 2, which is "ENOENT", or the directory DISAPPEARED!  (This is being
> > > returned by the "getcwd" system call)
> > > 

Are you in the mount directory or in a subdirectory?  If you're in a mount
directory does it work in a subdirectory?

Regards,


Mike Hancock