Windows 7 64 Bit - Mounting Network Drives

[Damian Harty]

> Remove the above mount points, exit your Cygwin shells, and try again.  If the H and Z drives still don't show up under your /cygdrive prefix, they are probably not really mounted in your Windows session.

OK, so back to where I started. A virginal /etc/fstab once more.

Windows Explorer readily shows drives H: and Z:. That looks like they "are really mounted" to me, but I wouldn't know what constitutes a rigorous test or even what the definition of "really mounted" actually is.

I read quite a lot of the documentation, but I am out of practice reading unix documentation these days.

When I plug in a USB drive, Windows immediately mounts it as E: and Cygwin can see it no problem.

Damian



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