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10.4: Change a disk's mount point
This is an interesting hint. But in my clean installs of Tiger, I have no fstab file. I do have /etc/fstab.hd, which only contains the following text:
10.4: Change a disk's mount point
fstab has always been used only in single-user mode -- that's why you need to load the info into NetInfo for it to have any effect.
10.4: Change a disk's mount point
Ah! Thanks! I missed that NetInfo part.
10.4: Change a disk's mount point
It's just not installed by default anymore. fstab worked fine in Jaguar and Panther in multi-boot mode. I've used it several times when setting up failover clusters. The main thing to remember is that you had to use the disk name as defined for the partition, not the traditional disk number as you would on other *NIX. Mac OS X has dynamic disk mounting and the disk number might change from boot to boot.
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That's incorrect, Esme. I've used an entry like: |
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