TIL you can fully disable "Device not ejected properly" messages on MacOS, which happen all the time when you have DFU/UF2 bootloaders (like on the pico): Command here: www.reddit.com/r/MacOS/comm... - ThreadSky

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jamesmunns.com • 73 days ago

TIL you can fully disable "Device not ejected properly" messages on MacOS, which happen all the time when you have DFU/UF2 bootloaders (like on the pico):

Command here: https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOS/comments/10xpjk9/how_to_stop_all_these_disk_not_ejected/la7ar8k/

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michelle-cat.bsky.social•73 days ago

Those are important warning, too may disconnects can real ruin Western Digital external drives

tholanda.com•73 days ago

The problem is when we are working with a Raspberry Pi Pico and need to flash firmware. After it finishes, we get a notification warning about it, which is kind of annoying after the 10th time. Also, we can re-enable it afterward.

jamesmunns.com•73 days ago

```
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.DiskArbitration.diskarbitrationd.plist DADisableEjectNotification -bool YES && sudo pkill diskarbitrationd
```

elfprince13.mumak.app•73 days ago

🙀

renegadevi.bsky.social•73 days ago

Highly recommend this app. Should be a built in option to have MacOS auto eject and remount . https://ejectify.app

jamesmunns.com•72 days ago

Yeah, this isn't the problem for me at least.

Dev boards sometimes show up as flash drives so you can put firmware updates on them. When you drag a new firmware to the drive, it updates and reboots, but this shows up "as if" the device was unplugged. So MacOS shows a notif. You can get 100s a day.

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