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In article <10624@dartvax.Dartmouth.EDU> boz@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (John Boswell) writes:
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}	All you need to do is choose an icon, and change it's name to 
}the name(s) of your harddisks. Then reboot with the init in your system
}folder.  Alternatively you could re-name your harddisk(s) to a name already
}given to one of the icon(s).  (I renamed my harddisks Calvin and Hobbes...)
}
You might want to be careful renaming your hard drive, especially if you are
running something like On-Cue.  I believe that renaming the hard drive makes
On-Cue ask you where to find everything again, since the old path doesn't
exist anymore...  I suppose it is just a minor inconvenience, but...

}						Hope this helps,
}
Me too!

}						John Boswell

 
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