'cd' command with filesystem

Hello.  I've written my own filesystem, and I cannot how to figure out 
how to 'cd' to the mounted directory.  I mounted to "mnt" and I see it 
with 'ls' and 'ls -l'.  I can sucessfully examine files with 'ls mnt' 
and 'ls mnt/suff', for example, but the shell won't let me 'cd mnt' 
because it says 'mnt does not exist'.

I have all my files set to return r-xr-x as the permissions, so all 
users can access them.

Are there issues related to Slush and custom filesystems?  I've 
recompiled Slush with my own main class that first mounts the 
filesystem, and then call's Slush's main.  That's my setup.  Everything 
works except 'cd mnt' and 'ls -l mnt/stuff', etc.

Thanks,
	-Shawn

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