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The best way to go about this..
It appears autodiskmount does not allow a location to be specified as the mount point for each device in the current release of Darwin. However, the version in CVS will respect locations defined in fstab - I imagine we'll be receiving the enhancement as part of 10.2.
Warning!
This took me a few minutes to figure out...If you change your startup disk with the preferences panel, the device labels change and you have to modify your mounts. IE, what was /dev/disk0s10 may become /dev/disk1s10
Re:Warning!
Actually, the device labels are random, because as someone mentioned elsewhere, devices are discovered asynchronously. |
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