T thebeesknees macrumors regular Original poster Jul 30, 2008 #1 I accidently copied my hard drive or something, but when I get info on the second one, it says it's an alias... Is it safe to delete the alias?
I accidently copied my hard drive or something, but when I get info on the second one, it says it's an alias... Is it safe to delete the alias?
AliensAreFuzzy macrumors 68000 Jul 30, 2008 #2 Yes, an alias is just a pointer to the actual drive. It's kinda like a shortcut in windows.
design-is macrumors 65816 Jul 30, 2008 #3 in a word ... yes 🙂 It's like a shortcut in the windows world. it just leads to the original files. And if for some reason its not an alias and it is a bad thing, you can always get it back out of the trash asap. _EDIT_ damn, someone got here first...
in a word ... yes 🙂 It's like a shortcut in the windows world. it just leads to the original files. And if for some reason its not an alias and it is a bad thing, you can always get it back out of the trash asap. _EDIT_ damn, someone got here first...
T thebeesknees macrumors regular Original poster Jul 30, 2008 #4 Thanks 😀 I have this irrepressible need to keep my desktop tidy (right now I have my hard drive, my external hard drive, and my iDisk on it. I'd really like to unmount the iDisk...) Anyone know how to do that?
Thanks 😀 I have this irrepressible need to keep my desktop tidy (right now I have my hard drive, my external hard drive, and my iDisk on it. I'd really like to unmount the iDisk...) Anyone know how to do that?