Terminal, get to scratch disk?

[P-Worm]

Okay, this is an easy question for many of you I'm sure, but I can't figure it out for the life of me. I have a scratch disk I use for Final Cut Pro and I want to navigate to it in the terminal. I started in my home folder (default) and moved back to my main boot drive by usind "cd .." multiple times. It wouldn't let me go one more level to switch disks. When I type in "cd Scratch" it says no file or directory found. What command do I use to navigate there?

P-Worm

 

[miniConvert]

Try cd /Volumes/Scratch

 

[P-Worm]

That did it. Thanks. Also, what do you do about directories with spaces? For example, "cd My Folder" won't work.

P-Worm

 

[SilentPanda]

Terminal Hint:

Type "cd".

Drag the directory you want to go to from the Finder to the Terminal.

Press Enter.

I believe My Folder would be My\ Folder or My \Folder or something like that. If you type M then you can press [tab] to auto-complete some.

 

[miniConvert]

That did it. Thanks. Also, what do you do about directories with spaces? For example, "cd My Folder" won't work.

P-Worm

That'd be cd My\ Folder

 

[P-Worm]

Terminal Hint:

Type "cd".

Drag the directory you want to go to from the Finder to the Terminal.

Press Enter.

I believe My Folder would be My\ Folder or My \Folder or something like that. If you type M then you can press [tab] to auto-complete some.

Whoa, now that is cool. Thanks.

P-Worm