| Subject | : | Ejecting USB-devices |
| Author | : | melf |
| Date | : | 09 Sep, 2005 on 14:17 |
| To eject an USB device, like my storagedevice or my digital camera, I have to open the drive that is asserted to it and right-click on the driverwindow-icon and then choose "eject". I would like to do this in an easier way, like pressing a widget. The problem is that I don't manage to figure out what program it is that make this ejection.Is it the usbmonitor program, and in such case what sort of parameter should one use? Or has it somethin to do with LVM, like the "refresh removable media"? |
| Subject | : | Re:Ejecting USB-devices |
| Author | : | kb0uov |
| Date | : | 09 Sep, 2005 on 16:15 |
| Try from a command line eject.exe x: eject.exe should be in x:\os2 If that works, then you can make a object for it with a pretty icon. kb0uov |
| Subject | : | Re:Ejecting USB-devices |
| Author | : | Pete losepete@ntlworld.com |
| Date | : | 09 Sep, 2005 on 16:26 |
| Hi Melf Simple answer: Create a program object on your Desktop/in your Drives folder/Where Ever you want and give it the Path and file name of the below script (file name usbeject.cmd, Path is wherever you keep it /* USBEject.cmd */ '@Eject ' || Drive || ':'
The above script should popup a "What Drive letter" entrybox - just enter the drive letter and omit the colon ie M not M: - so it is not limited to 1 drive. Hope that helps. Pete |
| Subject | : | Re:Ejecting USB-devices |
| Author | : | melf |
| Date | : | 09 Sep, 2005 on 23:13 |
| Thank you guys, that was just what I needed! |