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I'm trying to setup Pvotal Cloud Foundry DEV on my machine, but my main hard drive does not have enough room and our System Administrators frown on us installing applications onto the C drive. I have an additional D: drive with plenty of space on it, and I would like to get PCF DEV to download and/or install all files there.
How do I specify the download and installation location when running 'cf dev start' for the first time on a windows machine?
You can use the
PCFDEV_HOMEenvironment variable to specify the path where the ova and vm files will reside.