Mac Linux Removable Media Primer Tutorial

Mac Linux Removable Media Primer Tutorial

Today’s tutorial is as much about the nominal title “Mac Linux Removable Media Primer Tutorial” as it is about ‘The Making of “Mac Linux Removable Media Primer Tutorial”‘.

Regarding “Mac Linux Removable Media Primer Tutorial” we visit (and see a Mac Finder view of):

• Plug and Play on a Mac laptop (if something is incompatible the system does not respond to the removable media as with our LiteOn DVD player (whose software (drivers) work with Windows))
• df -k
• diskutil unmount “[Volume-Name]”
• ls -clt “[Volume-Name]” | more

Regarding ‘The Making of “Mac Linux Removable Media Primer Tutorial”‘ we see:

• iPad Camera creation of photographs of Mac laptop screenshots of Mac OS X application Terminal Linux removable media view … as alternative to Grab (as talked about with After Screen Capture Primer Tutorial … point being that with this tutorial it would be good to photograph the Mac laptop and its surrounding peripherals (ie. removable media) … hence the use of the iPad camera)
• iPad sync to Mac laptop via white lead … pans out to be much more straightforward than emailing several images from an iPad as a series of attachments in an email … no young laughter here, please
• iTunes method of ejecting connection between iPad and Mac laptop
• iPhoto event creation
• iPhoto Slideshow display
• iMovie Event creation
• iMovie Event based movie creation
• iMovie movie share to YouTube
• iPhoto Webpage export … alternative slideshow idea
• Mac Linux Removable Media … YouTube video created

Hope you get some ideas out of today’s tutorial which resulted in the YouTube video Mac Linux Removable Media.

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