I've noticed some problems identifying files which are spelled the same way except for the case of some characters. The last few lines are the most interesting. This means that autoexec.bat is just a regular Linux file. PWD is the current working directory. This includes NFS files.
Some programs have a problem with a redirector, since it acts as a network drive.
For these programs, you need to use either partition access, image access or a ram disk. Win95 throws some curves into this scheme. Marty Leisner is a professional programmer for Xerox Corporation who was first exposed to Unix on a PDP 11 running V7.