Hacking Can't eject Vita on MAC (USB via vitaShell)

[Dochartaigh]

I'm on a 2013 Mac Pro running Sierra OS 10.12.3. On my Vita I use vitaShell to mount the drive through a USB cable. I can't eject that drive properly (by clicking the Eject icon next to the drives name) and get the "disk not ejected properly" error every time.

Since I'm using a 64gb card - which I've read can be prone to corruption (especially if it isn't ejected properly), I'm trying to find out the proper way to eject this drive - even if the solution is a Linux command in Terminal that is fine for me.

I've tried two different Mac's on Sierra. The Vita ejects properly every time on a 2009 Mac Pro running El Capitan OS, FYI.

 

[pauloedsonjk]

Shutdown and use only FTP.

Enviado de meu ASUS_T00J usando Tapatalk

 

[GeneralSmiley]

Bound to be some sort Sierra indexing b*llocks, happens to some of the triage drives I use for work. This might help as it deletes those files then safely ejects: https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/27416/hidden-cleaner

Really old app but seems to still work fine in Sierra.

 

[Dochartaigh]

Shutdown and use only FTP.

Not possible with only 2.4ghz wireless and we're talking about a single game being well over 3gb... (lucky to get like 2-3mb/sec in real world use).

Bound to be some sort Sierra indexing b*llocks, happens to some of the triage drives I use for work. This might help as it deletes those files then safely ejects: https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/27416/hidden-cleaner

Really old app but seems to still work fine in Sierra.

Thanks. Never thought those ._ files would prevent the drive from ejecting...is that what is happening? I'll try that program and see if it helps (I can also clear those files off with a Terminal command...just have to find what I used last time and see if that does it).

 

[GeneralSmiley]

Unlikely that they are the cause, more likely that trying to write some kind of index (using those files) is the cause and hence wiping them and ejecting may fix.

 

[kakarotto]

works fine with my new macboook 13 (2016) and sierra 10.12.3