RE: Carbon : start-up volume name/path as POSIX
RE: Carbon : start-up volume name/path as POSIX
- Subject: RE: Carbon : start-up volume name/path as POSIX
- From: "Cristian Savu" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 31 May 2003 18:43:12 +0300
On Friday, Clark S. Cox III wrote:
/Umm, by definition, the volume that you booted from is "/".
I noticed that too :) .The problem is I don't know what is the name of "/".
Or, said in other words "How can I make the connection between "/" and a
name of a volume?".
I noticed the "/" is not listed in /Volumes in Terminal so I can't get it's
name from there ...
In the end I don't mind if anybody has a Cocoa solution ...
Tanks for your time, Cristian
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Subject: Re: Carbon : start-up volume name/path as POSIX
On Friday, May 30, 2003, at 07:42 US/Eastern, Cristian Savu wrote:
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Hello list,
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Can someone tell me how can I detect the start-up volume (POSIX) using
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Carbon ?
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I am trying to differentiate this volume from the other volumes.
Umm, by definition, the volume that you booted from is "/".
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