I m new to ubundu and need help.
I plugged an external USB hard drive into my laptop and its icon is shown on desktop with name 'New Volume'. how to navigate into this drive using cd in linux. I tried cd New Volume
and got error as bash: cd: too many arguments
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I tried df -hk
and found my disk as dev/sdb5 1.9T 1.9T 2.7G 100% /media/alok/New Volume
I also tried cd media/alok/New Volume
and got the same error bash: cd: too many arguments
kindly provide the command to navigate. Thanks
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Because the name of the directory you are trying to navigate to has a space in it, you must put quotes around it. If you don't, cd doesn't know if the space is part of the path or a new argument.
this command should work: cd "/media/alok/New Volume"
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Thank you for the clarification and help – Ubundu12IN Nov 21 '20 at 04:37