You could set up a symbolic link[1], but why not just change the
location of
your iTunes music folder in iTunes preferences (under Advanced)?
[1] Move the folder then Open up Terminal.app and type
"ln -s /Volumes/OtherDrive/Music Music" to create a symbolic
link (similar to an alias, but at a lower level).
I couldn't get the symbolic link process to work. The hard drive with
the music on i is named "Mac 4 GB". When I did ls -l under volumes,
the total was 0, but under that it showed the Mac 4 GB as a directory.
I couldn't seem to change to that directory though. I think it may
have had something to do with the way the name is. So, I ended up
copying the iTunes app. over to that drive and pointing it to the
folder with the music in it. It seems to be working fine. Thanks for
your help though.
Thanks--
Kevin
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