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Hello Folks:
Sorry about the nonsense tag, I had to enter something and "Linux" and "Windows Subsystem for Linux" weren't available.
I'm trying to look at window files.
D:/ has been found at /mnt/d, E: at /mnt/e and so on.
When I try to look into that directory the terminal locks.
I have to close the terminal. I've found no other alternative.
Suggestions?
Thanks
Larry
Hi again:
I noticed this problem after updating the system today.
After posting I was notified that there was another update, a couple of hours after the first.
So, I updated again.
Things are working better, but it's not right yet.
$ ls /mnt was locking up the system.
Now it shows the drives.
E: has content, and it's not being listed.
Larry