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Use /etc/fstab
See these:
WARNING Use /etc/fstab
Please read TigerKR's comments (below) before trying the /etc/fstab method. There may be problems with this.
Use /etc/fstab
you should use the partition's UUID instead of it's device description to make things less risky as the description can vary
UUID=4236231D-1117-333F-8899-3235F9B8000 /Volumes/NAME_OF_PARTITION hfs noauto,rw 1 2 instead of /dev/disk0s5 /Volumes/NAME_OF_PARTITION hfs noauto,rw 1 2 to get the UUID do: diskutil info /dev/disk0s5 |
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