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Subject: Jumping Volumes Batman!
From: Jim O'Connor <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2007 14:26:54 -0500

I'm munging a disk with gpt commands. Doing some removing, adding back with different hints, etc using the gpt tool.

After each operation the volume gets re-mounted. Since this is asynchronous I have to wait for it to happen, then dismount it again. The Finder movement is visually noisy. The process takes longer than it ought to. And generally it is just sloppy.

Is there a way to make the system ignore the disk I'm operating on until I've sewn it back up and wheeled it out of the OR and into Recovery?

I also need to be able to resize the root partition (doable) then change its content hint. I don't need anyone to actually pay attention to the changed hint until a reboot. Is this possible?

Thanks,
Jim
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