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rant
Since fstab doesn't work as a Unix admin would expect, Apple needs to provide a method of configuring mounts from their GUI.
re: rant
actually, that works now too...perhaps it's something I accidentally did, but now my fstab works like that...however, functionality is enhanced if you add a 'mount -v -t hfs -o rw,{options} /dev/disk#s# /mountpoint' in your /etc/rc...also, the previous comments in regards to niload were correct, found that out quickly...as long as you mount the fstab items before autodiskmount arrives, they operate in a traditional UNIX sense....mostly |
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