How to navigate to a mounted image in Terminal

[MacAodh]

Hi all,
I'm trying to run Red alert on my mac using wine (just discovered the're giving it away for free ).

Problem is I've managed to install wine, download red alert but need to navigate to the iso to run the install program for red alert. This might be very basic but I don't know what directory to go to in terminal to get to a mounted iso...

 

[spinnerlys]

What about Macintosh HD / Volumes, but only if the .iso is mounted first (via double clicking).

First

cd /

to go to the Macintosh HD

then

cd volumes

to go to the Volumes directory.

 

[MacAodh]

Perfect, thank you

 

[LPZ]

What about Macintosh HD / Volumes, but only if the .iso is mounted first (via double clicking).

First

cd /

to go to the Macintosh HD

then

cd volumes

to go to the Volumes directory.

Or from anywhere in the file system, simply

cd /Volumes

(failing to capitalize the "v" is OK)

 

[spinnerlys]

Or from anywhere in the file system, simply

cd /Volumes

(failing to capitalize the "v" is OK)

Yep, had a space between the / and volumes, thus my way via cd / and cd volumes.

 

[LPZ]

Yep, had a space between the / and volumes, thus my way via cd / and cd volumes.

Your advice was fine. Just wondering why not do it with just one cd command.

 

[spinnerlys]

Your advice was fine. Just wondering why not do it with just one cd command.

Or from anywhere in the file system, simply

[B]cd /Volumes[/B]

(failing to capitalize the "v" is OK)

I had a "space" between / and volumes, thus it looked like this

cd / volumes

and not like it should be.

Yep, had a space between the / and volumes, thus my way via cd / and cd volumes.