Unfortunately, all tricks failed. F12, option-eject, shift-eject and eject.menu extra... All these tricks just try to eject internal dvd-rom not external firewire drive. But I found a trick. Yes! Terminal can do that. ~ lithium$ drutil tray open The command opens my external drive tray!!! Of cause, you can "close" the tray. It's not practical. Just for fun ;-) Can I make this command into a script for one click away? On Nov 3, 2003, at 1:05 AM, John Labovitz wrote: > There's a Menu Extra (aka "menulet") that you can put in your menu bar > that may provide an eject button. On my wife's iMac, when you click > on the little icon, it says "Eject Superdrive". The menulet can be > found here: > > /System/Library/CoreServices/Menu Extras/Eject.menu > > Just double-click it to put it in your menubar, then try clicking the > eject icon. I'm not sure if it will stay in your menu across > restarts; you may have to make it a startup item (in your Accounts > prefpane). > > -- > John Labovitz photography > www.johnlabovitz.com > johnl at johnlabovitz.com > +1 503.873.6734 > > > ----------