I\'m using an 860. For some reason I can\'t cd into the Zaurus directory, even as su. I get \"can\'t cd into /zaurus
Again, I\'m assuming the filesystem layout is similar to my 5500, but there is no /zaurus directory, it\'s located at /home/zaurus. You could cd into it using one of these two methods:
$ cd /home/zaurus
$ cd /home
$ cd zaurus
If you put a slash before
zaurus in the second example, it will give you the error message you describe. That\'s because in Linux/Unix, a leading slash means the top-level directory (aka root).
You should be able to cd into it whether or not you are root, assuming it exists on the 860.