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I messed up my current computer with something I installed so I got the Linux System Rescue CD. I popped it in and mounted my Windows drive using ntfs-3g. I ...
- 08-10-2008 #1Just Joined!
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Quick Question
I messed up my current computer with something I installed so I got the Linux System Rescue CD. I popped it in and mounted my Windows drive using ntfs-3g. I was wondering how do I access the "Program Files" folder? It is at:
"/mnt/windows/"
My C: drive is there. That's where I mounted it to. But if I type "Program Files" it says that there isn't a folder called "Program."
How do I access it through the console. I really need help with this! Thanks much.
- 08-10-2008 #2Linux Engineer
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hi,
after mounting your windows drive you can access "Program Files" two different ways
1) you do
2)Code:cd Program\ Files
you do
and then press tab twiceCode:cd Program
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- 08-10-2008 #3Just Joined!
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Dude! You rock! Thanks. Just have a couple more questions. I'm trying to delete a folder called "ESET" I am at "/mnt/windows/Program Files" this is where "ESET" is located. What is the delete command?
Nevermind I got it!
rm -r
Thanks khafa!
- 08-10-2008 #4Super Moderator
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I would suggest you to check linuxcommand.org too.
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