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Unmount a volume at startup
Also, Panther doesn't mount non-IDE drives until the user logs in (and then unmounts them when the user logs out). I'm not sure about Tiger.
If you're using non-IDE drives, in the terminal, type: sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/autodiskmount AutomountDisksWithoutUserLogin -bool true
Unmount a volume at startup
Do you know if "non-IDE" applies to RAID volumes like fibre channel or SCSI devices?
Unmount a volume at startup
Yes, Fibre and SCSI are certainly non-IDE.
Unmount a volume at startup
Thanks, I was looking all over for this information. This works great for me as I have drives I don't want unmounted every time I log out of the GUI.
Automatically mounting non-ide volumes at startup
Nice hint! I've been trying to find a reasonable way to have my firewire drive mounted at system startup for some time. (I have been using fstab, but this is better because I don't have to worry about device numbers changing.)
always mounting all volumes at startup
This works under 10.5 Leopard as well with a APPLE_HFSX mirrored RAID1 consisting of two Iomega MiniMax 1TB external HDs |
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