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Symbolic links for simulator (was Re: Using Rockbox Simulator)

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BdN3504:
using it like you suggested did not work. plus you have to have the junction exe in the same directory of the junction if you don't give the path in the first part of the command.
if you try to create a junction to a path containing spaces, you have to put it in bewtween quotation marks.

cool_walking_:
Those are both standard Command Prompt issues/behaviors, nothing to do with junction.exe.

GodEater:
Yes sorry - I assumed that someone about to start messing with some fairly low level features of their file system would know basic command prompt usage. A faulty assumption on my part.

Since that is the case I would suggest reading up on junctions via google, and why it's a very bad idea indeed to do *anything* with them via windows Explorer.

You have been warned.

NorTheBear:
Seems as if junction points can only be created on volumes formatted with NTFS 5.0 or higher.
With the the simulator located on my DAP, I am out of luck here as Rockbox only supports FAT32, correct?

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