How do the proposed solutions compare when the other drive is unmounted? For example, suppose I owned only one computer, a laptop, and the external drive is only mounted when I'm home?
What I would *want* is if I launch iTunes and the drive is not there, it gives me an error. If iTunes is already running and I unmount the drive, I want iTunes to see that as an error too. But I seem to recall cases where a bogus directory would be created like /Volumes/MyExternalDrive/my/path/to/iTunes/library. It was a long time ago, so maybe it wasn't iTunes specifically that had this problem, but I've been gun-shy ever since about offloading the directories used by iTunes, iPhoto, etc. --Andy _______________________________________________ MacOSX-talk mailing list [email protected] http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/macosx-talk
