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if a path or symlink target is drive-qualified, keep the drive letter (this part from komh) and, if present, a leading (back)slash (from me) missing: if a drive qualification is *not* followed by a (back)slash, we must retrieve the per-drive cwd for the target drive and insert it just like we insert the cwd for (normal/Unix) relative paths; maybe consider redoing absolute/relative path logic, DOS paths are tristate komh’s commit: fix realpath failure on OS/2 On OS/2, an absolute path is 'x:/path/to/file'. Because it has not a leading slash, '/' is prepended, that is, '/x:/path/to/file'. As a result, it fails to find a requested file.