This is an update to the ejectAllVolumes Dashboard Widget.
This version Will give you a list of mounted volumes. You can deselect any volumes that are listed to exclude them from the unmount action.
Links after the break.
Archive for the ‘bash’ Category
ejectAllVolumes dashboard widget v1.0.1
Friday, June 6th, 2008
Today I’m releasing a Dashboard widget that will allow you to execute a bash script that will eject all mounted volumes with 1 button click.
To download the widget: Download ejectAllVolumes widget 1.0.1 (Zip file)
For more details check out the ejectAllVolumes project page.
ejectAllVolumes v1.0.1: update
Thursday, June 5th, 2008I got some feedback after passing this out to a few friends. Here is what I’ve changed:
- Removed
clear - Output the display message to
/dev/null - Removed
echo "complete"
These changes remove any of the outputs to the display. The only time you will receive a message is if you have file that is currently open in an application and the script cannot unmount the volume.
For more details check out the ejectAllVolumes project page.
ejectAllVolumes v1.0.0: Eject all mounted volumes from your Mac
Thursday, June 5th, 2008After some tooling around I’m finally releasing a little bash script called ejectAllVolumes. This script is named after it’s purpose. It will safely eject all mounted volumes from your Mac.
For more details check out the ejectAllVolumes project page.