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Ejecting the TM volume?
How do you then eject the volume, without undoing the SetFile thing?
Ejecting the TM volume?
diskutil eject /Volumes/volumename
Ejecting the TM volume?
Any non-terminal way?
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To run easily…
Save the Terminal command as a .command file to be able to run it from the Finder. eg paste the text below into a plain text file (replacing the volumename as appropriate).
#!/bin/sh
Call it 'EjectTM.command' and save to the Desktop. Open Applications>Utilities>Terminal to set it to be executable (Only need to do this once). Type without quotes 'chmod 755 ~/Desktop/EjectTM.command' Double clicking should run the command in the Terminal. Other ways to achieve this could be using Automator to 'run terminal command', or using applescript with do shell script ''.
Ejecting the TM volume?
Well, saving it in an easily-clickable spot sort of defeats the purpose, doesn't it?
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I use Semulov (a very useful menu item to eject ipods and external drives). You can get it here:
http://www.kainjow.com/
Ejecting the TM volume?
Disk utility should be able to eject the volume even if its invisible to the finder.
Ejecting the TM volume?
Disk Utility is the easiest. Select the Time Machine volume and click eject. Same as the Finder!
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