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Old October 13th, 2001, 04:42 AM
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Thanks for the prompt replies!

So the command lines*

ConsoleMessage "mounting directories"
mount -t hfs /dev/disk**** /disk-name

force a manual mount within the /etc/rc file rather than from fstab which is the conventional way of mounting drives.

Guess it's kinda like ejecting CD's in the old OS without dragging the icon to the trash; while it worked, it wasn't the correct way?

So many new things to learn about the Unix sub-system... <sigh>

Cheers.

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Originally posted by Solaris
The link you provided runs the manual mount command from the /etc/rc file.

It is a function of unix to mount file systems from the fstab. I'd use the method described by efoivx in this thread. It shows a better understanding of the unix subsystem.
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