Path: utzoo!attcan!uunet!husc6!uwvax!dogie!uwmcsd1!marque!introl!dworld!nic From: nic@dworld.UUCP (Nic Bernstein) Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga Subject: Re: system shock, df0: --> a: Summary: Try using AssignDev Message-ID: <498@dworld.UUCP> Date: 17 May 88 15:08:03 GMT References: <1756@van-bc.UUCP> <7200036@uiucdcsm> Reply-To: nic@dworld.UUCP (Nic Bernstein) Distribution: na Organization: Discovery World: Museum of Science, Economics and Technology inc. Lines: 44 In article <7200036@uiucdcsm> roch@uiucdcsm.cs.uiuc.edu writes: >/* Written 3:24 pm May 14, 1988 by lphillips@lpami.van-bc.UUCP in uiucdcsm:comp.sys.amiga */ >In <4936@sdcsvax.UCSD.EDU>, hutch@net1.ucsd.edu (Jim Hutchison) writes: >>Is there a way to use something like Assign in some clever way to get > >df0: to be called a:, and df1: to be called b: ? If I could mount them >Yes, it's... > >ASSIGN DF0: a: > or >ASSIGN DF1: b: > >| // Larry Phillips | > >Almost Larry - it's > assign a: df0: > assign b: df1: - arguments reversed > > david Actually, as was already mentioned here before, Assign will assign a: to the volume which is in the drive, not to the device itself. A while ago someone from CATS posted a PD program called AssignDev which I think would allow this (sorry I forgot who it was, no slight intended) since it allowed such manuevers as: AssignDev df2: df1: On a related note, can anybody think of a way to alias the root character from : to / for all of us forgetful types? Or how about mounting a volume in the middle of another volume's hierarchy, and maybe some soft and hard links, and how about..... Oh never mind, I must have been dreaming there... -- Careful with that axiom, Euclid Nic Bernstein Discovery World Museum Discovery World denies my existance 818 W. Wisconsin av. without further proof. Milwaukee, WI 53233 ____________________________________________________________________________ {uunet|uwmcsd1|gryphon}!marque{!introl}!dworld!nic ____________________________________________________________________________