
You must now remove the old GlobalSAN item. Make sure that the user name shown is root and the group is wheel and you are done. Now you must change the name of the program to run from /usr/bin/true to /sbin/globalsand and finally, find the UserName item on the sidebar and drag it under the Run At Load section. First, simply change the label from to using the text box located at the top center of the LaunchControl window. A new task will be created and we must now modify a few parameters. Now click on the File menu and select New. On the top left corner of the LaunchControl, click on the drop down box with the words “User Agents” to expand it, and then click on “System Daemons.” You will be prompted for your password, enter it and click OK. Once you are at the desktop, from the Launcher click on the Applications folder, then find LaunchControl and click on its icon to open the application. Log on to your user account on your Macintosh computer. Failure to do so may result in the immediate and permanent loss of your data. Because of this, it is highly advised that you create a full backup of your computer before you attempt to perform this operation. However, keep in mind that there is always the chance that things might not go as planned.
This procedure is very simple and anyone capable of following simple instructions should be able to successfully complete it. If you don’t, this is a great time to configure one.Ī great third-party utility that you will have to download and install on your Mac. You need to have at least one of these attached to your Mac. This procedure is particularly useful - but not limited to, if there is a need to move a user’s home folder to any iSCSI volume that is attached to your Mac using the SNS GlobalSAN initiator.
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This document explains how to configure the SNS GlobalSAN iSCSI initiator so that it is loaded before the user’s desktop. Thanks to user Jorge Vazquez for writing this up: