Lothar Thole

A work-around that seems to work most times is to: a) close all instances of Finder b) cmd-click on both X10 and NO NAME to select both drives c) right-click...

I have had a problem at least once where I had not opened Finder at all, but only worked with NO NAME using Companion. In this instance I could not...

Further information: I also run Win 10 in a Parallels VM on the same machine. The drives eject fine from Win 10.

Nick, I also primarily use Companion on the macos side. I only use the Win10 side for documenting my manuals. Just to clarify - do you delete the drive or...

I may have found a possible solution: Researching this problem on the net revealed that the problem is most likely due to Spotlight trying to index external drives when they...

I have found this problem to be almost non-existent on the Taranis X9D+ 2019. The drives eject as expected. In addition, it is worse on the X10S since 2.3.10.

On my X10S I have found the '.metadata_never_index' solution described above to work. Otherwise a work-around that seems to work most times is to: a) close all instances of Finder...

I have problems disconnecting my X7S, but I have not implemented the '.metadata_never_index' solution. The easiest one is my X9D+2019. @bigtwin: out of interest, how did you exclude your SD...

Hi Herman Perhaps a great first step would be for the user to browse to and select the log file to be viewed? Kind regards, Lothar

I suppose I assumed that the standard io library might handle this. I am no expert in Lua. I have written a simple status widget (it’s in the Ethos Lua...