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09-25-2010, 12:28 PM
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It will not overwrite ANY original files. All of the data is restricted to the /Volumes folder, which ONLY has mount points.
Writing this way only happens when the system converts the mount point to a folder without returning an error to us. We're looking at various ways of detecting it that won't slow things down... but it's extremely rare.
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