tomc@mntgfx.mentor.com (Tom Carstensen) (02/15/88)
It there a way to detect when a disk has been ejected via the <cmd-shift-1/2>, rather than continually poll the drives to determine what volumes are on-line (in the machine)? I can detect the keyboard cmd-shift-1/2 event, but there are other ways to eject the disk (ie the pin-hole in the drive itself). Any answers? :------------------------------------------------------------: : Tom Carstensen Usenet: tomc@mntgfx.MENTOR.COM : : Mentor Graphics GEnie: XPC23637 : : : : . . . and this shall be Max Headroom's finest hour. : : - Max Headroom : :------------------------------------------------------------:
Dug_Bug@castle (Dug Bug) (02/16/88)
I believe that when the disk is ejected by use of a paper clip that the
computer itself usually doesn't know, or else most of the programs which
I have done this on don't support it, including the finder.
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