Sorry for the possibly very dumb question.
I want to know if it is possible to put files at the root of my boot volume. Basically can I put files outside the home folder on my hard drive and not in any other predefined folders? Will things I place here have any weird permissions? Will this mess up my system in anyway?
I know that it is not recommended to put user files in this location but I just wanted to know if it was possible without horrible consequences.
My reasons for this (if anyone cares): I have 2 partitions on my hard drive. One for Lion and one for Snow Leopard. I currently have to stay on the Snow Leopard partition due to desperately needing some trial software for work that I can't close. I'm trying to free up space on my SL partition by moving files to the Lion partition without actually putting them in a user folder because I still want full read/write access to them in SL. But I don't want to mess up my Lion install and I won't be able to check and see if I messed it up until I'm allowed to reboot my computer again (which will be like two months from now).
I tried to search but I don't think many people have the same question (or at least according to google they didn't)
I want to know if it is possible to put files at the root of my boot volume. Basically can I put files outside the home folder on my hard drive and not in any other predefined folders? Will things I place here have any weird permissions? Will this mess up my system in anyway?
I know that it is not recommended to put user files in this location but I just wanted to know if it was possible without horrible consequences.
My reasons for this (if anyone cares): I have 2 partitions on my hard drive. One for Lion and one for Snow Leopard. I currently have to stay on the Snow Leopard partition due to desperately needing some trial software for work that I can't close. I'm trying to free up space on my SL partition by moving files to the Lion partition without actually putting them in a user folder because I still want full read/write access to them in SL. But I don't want to mess up my Lion install and I won't be able to check and see if I messed it up until I'm allowed to reboot my computer again (which will be like two months from now).
I tried to search but I don't think many people have the same question (or at least according to google they didn't)