d*z 发帖数: 150 | 1
It seems NTFS support hard link.
I have installed MKS Toolkit so that I could use
ln to create soft/hard link in my NTFS.
But it seems it's terrible to use such kinds of link under NT.
Such as
mkdir test
ln -s test test1
cd test
vi abc
balabala
Now let's use explorer to remove the folder test1, then the file abc in test
is removed too. | d*z 发帖数: 150 | 2 And Junction Point could be used for soft link of folder:
Using a Junction Point to Open a Rooted View
Typically, clicking or double-clicking the folder that represents a junction
point opens a normal view of the contents of the associated extension.
However, you can use the registry to specify that browsing into a junction
point will open a rooted view. To do so, add Open and Explore command keys to
your extension's CLSID registry key.
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
CLSID
...
{Extension CLSID}
【在 d*z 的大作中提到】![](/moin_static193/solenoid/img/up.png) : : It seems NTFS support hard link. : I have installed MKS Toolkit so that I could use : ln to create soft/hard link in my NTFS. : But it seems it's terrible to use such kinds of link under NT. : Such as : mkdir test : ln -s test test1 : cd test : vi abc
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