Linking two users on different volumes

Say I have Snow Leopard installed on volume A, and I have a user named kddi.
I also have Lion installed on volume B, and I also have a user named kddi.
However, when I look at the other kddi's homedir on the volume that I didn't start up on, I don't have access rights. Instead of assigning two users access rights to everything on each homedir, is there a way to tell each OS to recognize the two kddi's as the same Mac user?

Nevermind, I was able to get this problem resolved using dscl magic.

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Chris, I believe this link may have the information you're looking for. Welcome to discussions!
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300432

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Also I assume you have your music folder in your shared music folder and all your music is there.
You need to choose one of your iTunes folders to use for the shared database.
Copy this iTunes folder from your own Music folder into shared music. Delete the empty iTunes Music folder there, move it somewhere like the desktop if it is not empty.
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Now do a shift key start. Hold down the shift key and start iTunes. Keep holding the shift key until you are prompted to choose/create a library. Select choose and navigate to the iTunes folder in Shared Music and choose iTunes Library.itl.
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