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disk management through terminal/X11
Just being curious and trying to learn so i can say that i know.
The only thing that i cannot do through terminal is disk management. whether .dmg or cd's, i have not been able to find a tutorial on how to mount, unmount, and/or eject disks. Does anyone here know how to do it or where to look?
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man diskutil

also, google "diskutil"

also, check www.osxlabs.com (the archives there may be more helpfull)
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to eject a cd- disktool -e <i> disk name</i>
df- to get a table of disks and their usages
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