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Create a Users partition for your Home directory
This hint is nothing new, but is more complicated than needed. I've been locating users' home folders on a separate volume for a long time and there honestly is no need for the NetInfo step (it also potentially complicates things... see my reasoning below).
Create a Users partition for your Home directory
You should also be able to mount /Volumes/Users with /Users as the mount point.
Create a Users partition for your Home directory
Nope, since 10.2 you can use fstab, everything is explained here (in french, sorry) :
Create a Users partition for your Home directory
Can someone kindly volunteer for an english translation of the above link (maybe submitting it here as an hint, giving credit to the original site, of course)?
Create a Users partition for your Home directory
... with the added advantage that creating new users in the prefs pane would now work, I think.
Create a Users partition for your Home directory
I've tried all three methods (niutil/ln/fstab) and none of them seem compatible with Classic on (Jaguar 10.2.8)
Create a Users partition for your Home directory
I kept digging and...
Create a Users partition - Links cause Backup.app to fail
I have been using the Symbolic linking of the Users directory on a different volume. However, I just found out that my Backup.app scheduled task has not been running. It complains that it cannot use aliased User directories. |
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