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Need a better mouse trap
I, too, would like my Users directory relocated to my 2nd hard drive.
Eureka! I have your mousetrap at last!
I, too, would like to relocate the standard installed folders to other partitions and disks, and have a working system which survives reboots. This is pretty standard stuff for most Unixes.
Eureka! I have your mousetrap at last!
This solution worked GREAT for my "unsupported" 10.0.4 setup on a 7300, but when I upgraded to 10.1, it stopped working! YIKES! Any ideas why (I've tried repeating the steps b/c some config files were overwritten, but to no avail!)
Eureka! I have your mousetrap at last!
MY BAD!!! This solution works like a champ!! I had a typo (of course) in my script!
Eureka! I have your mousetrap at last!
I have tried this and have not been able to get it to work.
Eureka! I have your mousetrap at last!
Ahh ... I worked it out. You have to SHARE out the Users Partition, using the Sharing Module in Server Admin, so it appears as a Share Point. Works fine now.
X reverting back to /Volumes mount point
Sometimes when I reboot X reverts to the old mounting scheme. Of course, I can eject the disk and remount it on the /Users point or whatever. But it's annoying.
X reverting back to /Volumes mount point
Me too. I applied your suggestions as to volume perms, but still sporadically get what should be my /Users volume mounted to /Volumes when rebooting. Haven't found the problem yet, still researching. Anyone else...? |
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