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Dec 1, 2014

how does one remove an added "application" directory?  Not just delete it, but prevent the OS from always looking there, even when it's gone ? On Yosemite, I tried to be "clever" (hint: I wasn't   and move a few silly apps to a big external USB disk.  The idea was I have 1TB internal, 3TB external, and I thought to separate out some apps onto an remote disk so I can disconnect that (thus the hammer version of "now others can't run this app").   And just copying these files to /Volume/Data (the external USB3 drive) functions fine. 

Mechanically, this disk shuts itself off, and it takes a good 10 seconds to wind up.  So whenever I search for an app or start an app *on the main disk*, it seems one ends up searching all "app directories" anyway (I put that in quotes because I presume that's why the disk is spinning up when I run an app that has nothing to do with my external disk). 

So I decided it was silly to have those apps on the external disk because of the spinup time, experiment failed, I uninstalled the apps.   BUT the disk still seems to need to spin up before starting a new app up even though the app directory on the external disk is gone. Being primarily a linux hacker before I bought this Mac , I would say "you have /Volume/Data in your PATH".   Which is probably the case at some level.  But I'm not finding anything to this effect in the system preferences.. 

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Mac mini, OS X Yosemite (10.10.1)

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