For example, you have 3 directories in your disk and 2 of it are separated with a space.
taufanlubis@zyrex:/media/hda5$ ls -l
drwxrwx— 2 root plugdev 8192 2007-08-12 07:33 Linux
drwxrwx— 10 root plugdev 8192 2007-08-30 04:16 Linux Download
drwxrwx— 18 root plugdev 8192 2007-08-28 08:24 linux website
You can’t go inside your directory with a command below.
taufanlubis@zyrex:/media/hda5$ cd Linux Download
taufanlubis@zyrex:/media/hda5/Linux$ (the result)
Now, go back 1 level up.
taufanlubis@zyrex:/media/hda5/Linux$ cd ..
Then use ‘\’ after the ‘directory name’ and before the ‘space’.
taufanlubis@zyrex:/media/hda5$ cd Linux\ Download/ (type ‘cd Linux\ D‘ then press TAB key)
You can do another way.
Let’s go back 1 level up.
taufanlubis@zyrex:/media/hda5/Linux$ cd ..
taufanlubis@zyrex:/media/hda5$ cd Linux*Download (use ‘*’ (asterisk or star))
taufanlubis@zyrex:/media/hda5/Linux Download$
But, with the second method, you can’t use TAB key to get the full file name automatically.
