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When transferring data from a laptop or personal computer using Globus, the default path "/~/" typically refers to the user's home directory and "/" refers to the root directory. In Windows systems, this often points to the "C" drive, while on macOS, it usually corresponds to "/Users/".
To access data from a partition mounted on a separate drive or an external drive other than the root or home directory, you'll need to grant access to the directory you want to make accessible via Globus transfer. Here's how you can do it:
For Windows:
Click on the Globus Connect Personal icon in the system panel.
Navigate to "Options" -> "Access".
Add the necessary path to the directory you want to access, and ensure that the permission is set to writable to allow file transfers.
For macOS: The steps are similar. However, instead of "Options," navigate to "Preferences".
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When transferring data from a laptop or personal computer using Globus, the default path "/~/" typically refers to the user's home directory and "/" refers to the root directory. In Windows systems, this often points to the "C" drive, while on macOS, it usually corresponds to "/Users/".
To access data from a partition mounted on a separate drive or an external drive other than the root or home directory, you'll need to grant access to the directory you want to make accessible via Globus transfer. Here's how you can do it:
For Windows:
For macOS: The steps are similar. However, instead of "Options," navigate to "Preferences".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: