stop USB Drive unmounting at User Logoff
When my users logoff, the external USB drive is unmounted. The external drive is used to hold the users home directory. I have placed an entry in fstab as:
+*/dev/disk1s6 /Mount/LaCie hfs noowners 0 2*+
The mount works with +*mount -a*+
I got the system to stop from unmounting the drive at login with the command
+*defaults write /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/autodiskmount AutomountDisksWithoutUserLogin -bool YES*+
which I found in another post.
At this point I have to issue a mount after as user logs off, which is pretty rare at my house, fortunately.
How can I change my systems behavior to leave the /Mount/LaCie drive mounted when the users log on or off?
+*/dev/disk1s6 /Mount/LaCie hfs noowners 0 2*+
The mount works with +*mount -a*+
I got the system to stop from unmounting the drive at login with the command
+*defaults write /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/autodiskmount AutomountDisksWithoutUserLogin -bool YES*+
which I found in another post.
At this point I have to issue a mount after as user logs off, which is pretty rare at my house, fortunately.
How can I change my systems behavior to leave the /Mount/LaCie drive mounted when the users log on or off?
Intel Celeron CPY 1100MHz, 1.10GHz 512 MB RAM, Mac OS X (10.6.5)
