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Avoid a MacFuse, NTFS-3G, and Boot Camp startup disk issue
Authored by: horvatic on Jan 09, '08 08:22:50AM

$ cd /Volumes/Untitled
-bash: $: command not found

Apparently this does not work or there's something missing compared to what you have.



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Avoid a MacFuse, NTFS-3G, and Boot Camp startup disk issue
Authored by: Sven G on Jan 09, '08 08:59:50AM

Hmmm... how is that possibile?

You could try to type "cd" - without quotes - in the Terminal and then drag your Boot Camp volume (named "Untitled"?) icon from the Desktop onto the Terminal window: this should create the path automatically.



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Avoid a MacFuse, NTFS-3G, and Boot Camp startup disk issue
Authored by: Sven G on Jan 09, '08 09:01:24AM

... Adding a space after "cd", of course.



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Avoid a MacFuse, NTFS-3G, and Boot Camp startup disk issue
Authored by: leamanc on Jan 09, '08 09:09:25AM

Umm, don't type the $, that's the command prompt. :-)

Also, no need to use pico to create an empty file. Use the "touch" command instead.



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Avoid a MacFuse, NTFS-3G, and Boot Camp startup disk issue
Authored by: horvatic on Jan 09, '08 09:23:11AM

Helps if you get rid of the command prompt "$"

Thanks for the help.



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