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Originally Posted by pludi
Why do you want to manipulate /etc/fstab? As soon as it's automounted: Code:
$ mount # to get the device path
$ umount /Volumes
$ mount /dev/path/ /raid
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The issue here is that I am going to migrate from a SUN Solaris based server to a OS X based server.
On the Solaris server, the external raid system is mounted on /raid.
It is important for me to maintain the paths on the file system.
That is why I would like to get an equal mount point on OS X as I currently have on the Solaris server.
One thing is to manually change the mount point for a disk, but I also need it to stay that way after a reboot as well.
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