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  • April 4, 2003 at 3:43 pm #355446
    magicj
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    How can I mount an external Hard Drive, other then restarting the system?

    April 4, 2003 at 6:07 pm #355449
    Cabbage
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    FireWire? USB? just plug it in and it will mount on the desktop. You can also open Disk Utility to see if it is connected and mount and unmount volumes.

    April 4, 2003 at 7:11 pm #355451
    magicj
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    [quote:a88cd810c0=”Cabbage”]FireWire? USB? just plug it in and it will mount on the desktop. You can also open Disk Utility to see if it is connected and mount and unmount volumes.[/quote:a88cd810c0]

    Sorry in the original post I forgot the word SCSI.

    April 4, 2003 at 8:42 pm #355453
    magicj
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    [quote:40da1ae315=”magicj”]How can I mount an external Hard Drive, other then restarting the system?[/quote:40da1ae315]

    OK, I think I found what i was looking for; autodiskmount. Mostly does the
    job, makes the disk avaliable again to Darwin. Have to force quit finder before
    it is avalible on the desktop. But this will do.

    April 5, 2003 at 1:35 pm #355458
    magicj
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    [quote:9cdef81def=”MacTroll”]disktool -r

    should refresh the desktop and show the newly mounted volumes without requiring a force quit of the Finder.

    Joel[/quote:9cdef81def]

    thanks Joel, I did not know about disktool, no man pages for that.

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