02.20 Arduino Nano +GPS+GSM+LoRa+Voltage Sensing+WebServer+Google Maps by Hans.

02.20 LED Effects - Candy Cane by ronxtcdabass.

02.22 LED Effects - Candy Cane by ronxtcdabass.

02.22 LED Effects - Arduino and TwitchChat by ronxtcdabass.

02.23 LED Effects - Arduino and TwitchChat by Hans.

02.23 Arduino ON+ EEG Click from Mikroe by hermes.

02.23 Arduino ON+ EEG Click from Mikroe by Hans.

02.06 Help, I can’t get this to work by Recent Forum Post.

02.07 macOS - Fix: There is no application set to open the document xyz.pkg by Hans.

02.14 macOS - Install GDB in 2023 (for use with Lazarus Pascal) by Hans.

02.14 different interrupt manner between arduino 1 vs arduino mega by antonio_duri.

02.16 macOS - Determine CPU and Architecture in Terminal by Hans.

02.16 Arduino ON+ EEG Click from Mikroe by hermes.02.17 Problem with code of a conveyor belt by edgarrr47.02.17 macOS - Lazarus Pascal - Determine Processor Brand and Model, and Architecture by Hans.02.19 Arduino Nano +GPS+GSM+LoRa+Voltage Sensing+WebServer+Google Maps by southcoding.02.23 Windows 10/11 - How to remove recovery partition by Hans.To stop this, you can 'kill' that particular task as such - CAUTION when killing a task, unsaved data in the application will be lost!įirst determine the PID, the Process ID. ' QuickLook' on the other hand seem to have a file open - and is most likely the case the one locking your disk. In this care it's very unlikely that either of these 'lock' your disk.

Here we see that 'mds' and 'Finder' are currently accessing your disk. This should display a list, for example something like this: COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME

Next step we use lsof ( li st open files) in Terminal, but we do need sudo (admin) rights for that.

Quite often this is a directory in /Volumes/, for example /Volumes/MyDisk. Now how do we find out what application this is?įirst step determine where the disk is mounted - in Terminal. Often this is because some applications is 'locking' the disk and refuses to let it go for an unmount. Sometimes your Mac doesn't like to let go of a disk and unmounting somehow fails.

Os x error could not unmount disk