I believe I didn't quite know how to do this properly a few months back, but I may have a better idea of things now.
Just a quick note on: >There's quite a few Applescripts I found online but they all had one problem or another. Ideally the action would be accompanied by a growl alert to let us know the disks have been safely ejected I feel. I'd suggest you install 'Hardware Growler' in the growl extras folder when you download it. It notifies you of disks mounted/removed and more. On 6 July 2011 10:58, Guy <[email protected]> wrote: > I thought there was an issue about the Eject Action not working for > either Mounted or Removable Disks but couldn't find it when I just > looked over on Github. > > I did find an issue Patrick had brought up about how the Eject action > doesn't work with multiple disks when using the comma trick, which > would seem to be a similar thing so I added the following note. I > suspect the correct etiquette is just to leave the note & not bring it > up here but I thought someone may be using some sort of Applescript to > achieve the desired end until a more Quicksilvery solution's found. > > Here's the note I made: > > "Ejecting neither mounted nor removable disks hasn't worked for ages, > it didn't even work with B54 under 10.6 & has never worked for any > other version of Quicksilver in 10.6 or 10.7. > > It states in Howard's manual that it should be possible to set a > trigger for "Mounted Disks ⇨ Eject" but when I have "Mounted Disks" > selected in the first pane I can't get "Eject" to appear in the second > pane. The eject action appears if I just choose one separate disk. I > tried to copy and paste the Action that appeared in this situation > into the Action pane with both scenarios of Mounted & Removable disks > in the first pane but although it registered the "Eject" action when I > did this it just made the "thunk" no go sound when I hit return. > > There's quite a few Applescripts I found online but they all had one > problem or another. Ideally the action would be accompanied by a growl > alert to let us know the disks have been safely ejected I feel. > > In the end, as with issue 210 I ended up downloading a separate > application to do the job, in this case Ejector which sits in the > menubar till I need to do some ejecting." > >
