If your floppy (for example) is mounted at /mnt/floppy, make sure you are root and issue "ln -sd /mnt/floppy /root/floppy" (assuming you're logged in as root) This will create a symbolic link (shortcut) in /root to your floppy mount point.
Launch "intent_shell" and you should have a new directory called "floppy" in
the Elate fs.
Known issue:
To change floppy disks...launch a seperate terminal session (assuming logged
in as root) and umount and re-mount the new floppy disk. Your floppy
directory in Elate will reflect the change.
As an alternative to the above method, you can also create a symbolic link in linux /usr/lib/elate directory to the directory you want to access and it will be in your intent root.
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