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Here's a script to Help
I have written the perl script below - it quits all of my open applications, then it unmounts any ejectable disks. You can place this in your ~/Library/Scripts folder and chmod 755 it to run it from the menubar (assuming you have the ScriptMenu.menu installed there). The reason for quitting all applications is so you don't get a "file in use" error when attempting to unmount. You can customize it by adding applications to the excluded_list array.
Need to modify eject volumes (possibly)
I forgot to mention that you will probably need to modify the applescript (located at the bottom of the script) if you have volumes (other than the startup volume), you don't want unmounted. This isn't a problem in my setup since I want ALL of my volumes unmounted (including my external firewire drive). |
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