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Thank you for your reply.<br />
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The second of your links did it; had been nervous about removing all the SSD entries in Volumes. <br />
Thank you again
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An SDD drive now is now showing SSD 1 as the mount point instead of SSD.<br />
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The Volumes folder contains SSD SSD 1 and SSD-1.<br />
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SSD 1 is an alias and a directory.<br />
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In single user mode and using ls -l the information for SSD 1 is d--x--x--x+ 3 root. &nbsp;<br />
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It cannot be deleted and chmod returns &quot;no such file or directory&quot;<br />
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How do we reset the mount point please?
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An SDD drive now is now showing SSD 1 as the mount point instead of SSD.

The Volumes folder contains SSD SSD 1 and SSD-1.

SSD 1 is an alias and a directory.

In single user mode and using ls -l the information for SSD 1 is d--x--x--x+ 3 root.  

It cannot be deleted and chmod returns "no such file or directory"

How do we reset the mount point please?

OS X Mount Point Change

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