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Is there a way to configure Rails to work across multiple hard drives? I have Ruby and Rails installed on my F: drive, but my project stored on my G: drive. So when I try to open up the site I’m developing, I get the following error:
different prefix: "F:/" and "G:/"
about one of the stylesheets. Is there any way to fix this, or do I need to store everything on the same drive?
If you are working on Windows 7 or Vista, you can use the
mklinkcommand to create a symbolic link from one directory to another, even if they are on different hard drives.