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kkachurak

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Jun 26, 2007
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So I recently installed a Samsung DVD Burner with LightScribe. It's pretty Cool.

Except, this funky eject menu appeared. I already knew I could just use Option + Eject to open and close the bottom drive.

Eject_Menu.png


So my question is: How can I simplify that long string of nonsense so it just says "Open Lower Drive" or just get rid of that Eject Menu all together?


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No way to get it back once I do that, I presume?

There is, in fact I think it came up recently in macbytes

1. Go to the Menu Extras folder, which is located in
System–>Library–>CoreServices.
2. Once you find the Menu Extras folder, look for a file called Eject.menu.
3. Double click on it, and the eject menu button will immediately show up in the menubar.
 
I've installed the very same drive - though in the other bay, so I have the Samsung in the upper bay and a "Lower Superdrive". Unfortunately, both eject and option-eject only work on the upper bay. Is there a way to change the key commands so I can open the lower bay from the keyboard?
 
I've installed the very same drive - though in the other bay, so I have the Samsung in the upper bay and a "Lower Superdrive". Unfortunately, both eject and option-eject only work on the upper bay. Is there a way to change the key commands so I can open the lower bay from the keyboard?

I'm certainly not sure about this, but I would gather that you need to check the jumpers on the back of the drives. Possibly both need to be set for "Cable Select" for the OS to tell which drive to open/close when using the keystrokes.
 
Whoops, I made a mistake - I've installed the SH-203N drive, not the SH-202. It's SATA, which means there isn't a jumper setting. Any ideas? Or is the apple drive not pre-configured to cable select?
 
So I recently installed a Samsung DVD Burner with LightScribe.
I just installed that very same drive in the lower drive bay and see the same verbage in my eject menu


So my question is: How can I simplify that long string of nonsense so it just says "Open Lower Drive" or just get rid of that Eject Menu all together?
Does anyone know the answer to the first part of his question? I know about dragging the eject menu off the menu bar and watching it go "poof", but I don't want to do that. I'd just like to rename the lower drive "Samsung 202N" or something like that. I have a sneaky suspicion the answer is that it can't be done, but I thought I'd ask the question again since nobody addressed it the first time.



James
 
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