D deKay Bit poster Oct 5, 2011 #1 When I use Parallels (6) Mounter to mount my Windows drives, they appear as icons on the desktop. How do I access these via a terminal? They don't seem to mount under /Volumes, and I can't see anywhere else they might be.
When I use Parallels (6) Mounter to mount my Windows drives, they appear as icons on the desktop. How do I access these via a terminal? They don't seem to mount under /Volumes, and I can't see anywhere else they might be.
strells Product Expert Oct 5, 2011 #2 When I drag and drop the disk into Terminal, it does indeed show up for me under Volumes: /Volumes/C/ Steve
When I drag and drop the disk into Terminal, it does indeed show up for me under Volumes: /Volumes/C/ Steve
D deKay Bit poster Oct 6, 2011 #3 Didn't think of that! When I drag it in, it shows /Volumes/.PEVolumes/.PEVolume{some-letters-and-numbers}. Not really as easy to discern which of the 5 partitions I have mounted is which, but I'll manage. Thanks.
Didn't think of that! When I drag it in, it shows /Volumes/.PEVolumes/.PEVolume{some-letters-and-numbers}. Not really as easy to discern which of the 5 partitions I have mounted is which, but I'll manage. Thanks.
