git bash questions
bash, git
Solution
The "Git Bash" terminal will put the root of each drive in `/<drive-letter>`, so drive `C:\` will be at `/c/`, drive `E:\` will be at `/e/`, etc. Try `cd /c/myapp/abc`.
Problem
i just downloaded msysgit from http://msysgit.github.com/ and am trying to learn how to use it. i also downloaded a copy of the pro git manual from their wiki. In chapter 2 it talks about typing "$ git init" in the project directory to have the system create a .git folder. i'm just new at unix / linux so you'll have to excuse the simple questions. lets say my project folder is located at : c:\myapp\abc and that's where i want to run the git init command i'm not sure how i can change directories into the project folder. when i do an "ls" command from where i'm at, i can tell by the contents in the folder that i'm actually in C:\Program Files (x86)\Git. i've tried "cd /myapp/abc" but it just gives me the message " no such file or directory". i feel like i'm missing something really basic here. my prompt when i open git bash is: $myname@mypcname / maybe i just need a bash tutorial? I've also been playing around with the GIT GUI and i was able to create a new repo in another project folder a but i'd like to be able to follow the manual, which for now, seems to be working the git bash tool thanks.