after all those years we finally have NATIVE SCREENSHOTS :)

dustyslices wrote:
Anyway I can upload such symlink somewhere later on, so you don't have to deal with it.

Yes please I'm a real noob and scratched my head all the day after seeing your YT video, and can't reproduce what you're doing, so it would be very kind of you if you could share such symlink, I need a very lot this feat. for my student. Thanks..

ahhhh...shiiit - first of all sorry pal, I meant to reply to you on YT but as usual my ADHD kicked in and got completely distracted
The thing with symlinks is that as I understand they are not real files but rather a hmmm... filesystem constructs so there is no way I can just send it to you and you have to create one by yourself. What do you mean you can't replicate what's in the video ? It doesn't create a link ? or it just doesn't point you to the az01-internal ?

EDIT:
ok, just quickly rewached it and I think I know what the problem is:
In that video I'm on windows but i'm using linux terminal anyway (WSL), if you're using normal cmd shell then the command should be mklink instead of ln but to be fair - never made any links that way, I'll get back to you after I check how does it work.

Thank you, I don't know what to do, it does not seem to work using command (admin) in win11, would you be ok to describe a step by step tutorial ?

just type "wsl --install" in cmd, that should install linux subsystem for windows, after it finish installing, open linux terminal instead of command prompt (the + sign on top of the window) rest is exactly as on the video

dustyslices wrote:just type "wsl --install" in cmd, that should install linux subsystem for windows, after it finish installing, open linux terminal instead of command prompt (the + sign on top of the window) rest is exactly as on the video

aww, that is very kind, thanks a billion !

By the way, can do that directly on a linux post ? got one at home

Yep, "ln" is a Linux command

ok, I tried but Linux doesn't find either /media/az01-internal and my "e" drive as well (I made sure to copy the same line as in your video) so Ill try with the windows wsl install

Ok, I tried with windows, but I got an error message : ln: failed to create symbolic link '/mnt/g/': No such file or directory

g is my sd card (exFAT) so I tryed with a NTFS drive and still the same message, it only works if I input one of my actual PC drive, not with the one connected, I scratched my haed out now, hahah !

YAHII it worked THANK YOU ! wow, that will be of a huge help right here super happy cat I am