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Authored by: borsad on Oct 19, '02 04:51:29PM

This seems to do the trick for me:

First, take out these lines from /etc/rc:

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# Hide unneeded volumes from the desktop.
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/Developer/Tools/SetFile -a V /Applications
/Developer/Tools/SetFile -a V /Users
/Developer/Tools/SetFile -a V /Swap
#Uncomment this if you're putting mail onto it's own partition.
#/Developer/Tools/SetFile -a V /var/mail

Next, give the following command in the terminal:

sudo /Developer/Tools/SetFile -a V /Users

(I only made a separate /Users partition, but I guess the same goes for the other partitions.)
And funny enough it stays the same after restarts. No need to put it in the /etc/rc file!

The only thing is that your /Users folder looks like a shortcut to a server, I see no way to change that...



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