Tedenda
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Re: Feature Request: Eject Media

+1
66tbird
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Re: Feature Request: Eject Media

+1
Simon
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Re: Feature Request: Eject Media

+1

I'm running S3D on Linux, so I would like to attach another related request to it.
It would be nice if you could easily select the SD card from within the "save as..." dialog. At the moment, I have to browse to /media/<username>/<card identifier>. There is no shortcut for it.

In Cura, it's even simpler: If you insert an SD card, a button appears, which, when pressed, instantly saves the file to the SD-card. And then there's another button to eject it. Personally I think, the first one goes too far.
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dhylands
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Re: Feature Request: Eject Media

As a workaround, you could create a symlink.

You can also label your sdcards. Under ubuntu 14.04, I did this:

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echo mtools_skip_check=1 >> ~/.mtoolsrc
sudo umount /dev/sdc1
sudo mlabel -i /dev/sdc1 -s ::MYNAME
(assuming that your sdcard is /dev/sdc1). Then the sdcard shows up as /media/username/MYNAME

You could then create a symlink from your home directory to the media directory:

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ln -s /media/USERNAME/MYNAME ~/MYNAME
If you name your symlinks with appropriate leading character, then they would even show up at the beginning of the list.
Simon
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Re: Feature Request: Eject Media

Good Idea, I'll try that! Thanks!
GregFisk25
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Re: Feature Request: Eject Media

+1

But what I do as a workaround is to just go back into 'save to file' and eject from there.
joesoap583
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Re: Feature Request: Eject Media

dhylands wrote:As a workaround, you could create a symlink.

You can also label your sdcards. Under ubuntu 14.04, I did this:

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echo mtools_skip_check=1 >> ~/.mtoolsrc
sudo umount /dev/sdc1
sudo mlabel -i /dev/sdc1 -s ::MYNAME
(assuming that your sdcard is /dev/sdc1). Then the sdcard shows up as /media/username/MYNAME

You could then create a symlink from your home directory to the media directory:

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ln -s /media/USERNAME/MYNAME ~/MYNAME
If you name your symlinks with appropriate leading character, then they would even show up at the beginning of the list.
I am a Windows user. How does this help me?
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dhylands
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Re: Feature Request: Eject Media

In Windows, you can create shortccuts.
joesoap583
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Re: Feature Request: Eject Media

dhylands wrote:In Windows, you can create shortccuts.
I would prefer having an option in S3D.
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Umpa
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Re: Feature Request: Eject Media

To be frank I would like a card written correctly message - the software validated whats been written says its good and then gives you the option to eject.

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