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OS X 10.7 Lion, customizing mount points
I just tried this on 10.7.3 and it worked. A few updates:
I also noted that this can be used to change the mount point of the volume. I have an external 2.5" drive that I use for my iTunes folder, but I also have a partition with a copy of the OS X installer, as well as one with DiskWarrior on it. I used the hint to hide the two boot volumes, but I also set the largest partition to mount as the iTunes folder in my home folder, so the entry looked something like this:
Now, when I plug in the drive, the boot partitions don't mount, and the other one mounts in place of the default iTunes folder. Some notes:
Edited on Apr 20, '12 10:35:57PM by magnamous
OS X 10.7 Lion, customizing mount points
Thanks for the tips. vimtutor is great! |
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