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Hi, I want to change my /home directory. My windows HOME variable points to d: which is my user directory on the PC. Currently, /home points to my home directory. But because of some issues with unison, I would like to change it to /home/977315 I tried: > mkdir /home/977315 > vi /etc/fstab ... to point d: to /home/977315 (d: is my home directory) > vi /etc/passwd to make my login directory /home/977315 But when I open a new bash window, `cd ~' will still put me into /home, and mount's output still points d: to /home. If I remove that windows variable HOME, my cygwin home directory becomes /home/mv. But the mount point d: is still pointing to /home, disregarding the /etc/fstab setting What else should I do? Thank you, Mirko
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