"Group" folders inside /Volumes?

[simX]

Inside my /Volumes folder (which is hidden, of course), I have a lot of empty folders that are called "Group", "Group 1", "Group 2", "Group 3", "Group 4", and "Group 5". Then there's the regular volume folders: "HAL 9000" for my second partition, and the folders for my CDs.

Are these group folders normal. Does anyone else have them? And is it safe to delete them?

One reason is that when I use the 3D Finder I talked about a while back in the General Discussion area, these folders show up, presumably because the software scans the Volumes folder to show CDs and stuff.

I should mention that the folder called "Group" does have a folder called "a" inside of it, but I might have made that myself when screwing around with the 3D Finder.

Any insight would be much appreciated.

 

[Jasoco]

I checked my Volumes folder and all I had in there were Aliases to my other two Partitions.

No Group or anything.

Are the Group folders empty? Except for that "a" folder? Check in the "a" folder and see if it's empty too. Open all the Group folders and any subsequent folders and see if there are any REAL files in them.

I don't know if the "Group" folders are needed, otherwise I'd say delete them. But wait for a more expert opinion.

What other odd apps do you use? Besides that 3D Finder app.