Hello,
I am a new Linux user on a new EEE Pc 1000he WinXP. I have Crunchbang standard up and going off of a USB Flash Drive. I have the Grub files (Grub .92) on a burned DVD running off external USB drive. I can find the files with GUI by right clicking and going to File Manager. The drive shows up at /media/myfiles$. Accordingly when trying to use the terminal (so I can run the make, configure, install...) I cannot get to the Grub folder as there is a space in the listed directory.
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crunchbang@crunchbang:/media$ ls
cdrom My Files
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I can cd to cdrom (which is actually the USB flash drive) but when I try to cd to My Files it is unrecognized (no such file or directory). Both entries are printed in blue and both are accessible via File Manager with the GUI. I have tried to add an underscore, eliminate the spacing, etc... How to I get in the same directory with the GRUB files?? Do I have to reburn and change the name of the DVD??

EDIT:
Ok, I was unable to figure out the directory conventions but if you have an EEE Pc and are trying to install GRUB with Crunchbang you can just install the system with a right click option. On the 1000he Win XP sda2 should be good to go. Crunchbang will install GRUB for you and I imagine it should be easy to keep GRUB while changing distros on that partition if you want to.

Don't know Crunchbang and it's standard shell, but in order to change into a directory with spaces you need either to escape the spaces: or put the destination into quotation marks: You should generally refrain from using spaces in filenames because those cause quite annoying issues like the one you already have.