CrunchBang terminal question. Trying to install GRUB. EEE PC 1000 he
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$. Accordingly when trying to use the terminal (so I can run the make, configure, install...) I cannot get to the Grub folder as there is a space in the listed directory. ********************* crunchbang@crunchbang:/media$ ls cdrom My Files ********************* 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:
Code:
cd /media/My\ Files # note the backslash Code:
cd "/media/My Files" |
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