Free hitachi disk tools software for mac

Requirements:
PowerPC, Mac OS 8.1, Apple Disk Copy 6.1 or later.

Unhide Tools 1.0 is known as a helpful tool which helps you unhide files. Did you notice that you can't see your Desktop Folder of your hard disk any more when you mount it via AppleShare? Do you want to get rid of all the OS X files and folders on your hard disk? These tools help you achieving this by making those hidden files and folders visible. Works on any other hidden files, too.

Have you ever wanted to find a file that is on a removable disk? Without knowing which disk it is on, you can not use Find File, as it needs the real disk to search.

Alias Disk allows you to keep removable disks locally on your hard disk in the form of aliases to every file on that disk in the correct folder heirarchy.

LaCie Ethernet Disk contains the updated drivers for the LaCie Ethernet Disk mini.
Apply this to get the latest functionalities and fixes.
Enhancements:
- Compatibility with Apples Bonjour
- Possibility to rename the share
- Read-Write access in HFS+ files system format
- WINS servers compatible.

Change Disk Name to Song Name is a small AppleScript that changes the file name of an MP3 file to the iTunes song name in the iTunes catalog so that they remain consistent (you only have to do the edit maintenance in one place).

The script changes the disk file name(s) to "song-name".mp3. A one line change in the script changes the name to "artist - song.name".mp3 and/or drops the extension.

The script handles duplicate names and missing disk files. Place this in your /users/name/Library/iTunes/Scripts folder which is where you install the script set Apple provides on their site.

Eject Disks is an AppleScript which will enable you to eject any and all disks that are removable (or mounted disk images) and are not AppleShare volumes.

Eject Disks is completly freeware and can be used without restrictions.

One of the more ironic permissions issues in OS X Jaguar is when the permissions of the Disk Utility application itself become corrupted. This can prevent you from being able to use Disk Utilitys "Repair Permissions" tab to repair the permissions on your disk, including those of the Disk Utility application itself.
Repair Disk Utilitys Permissions can fix this corruption which would result in the following type of "Operation not permitted" errors reported in the Repair Permissions progress window:
- User differs on ./Applications, should be 0, owner is 501
- Group differs on ./Applications, should be 80, group is 99
- Owner and group not corrected on ./Applications, reason Operation not permitted
- Permissions not corrected on ./Applications, reason Operation not permitted.
Enhancements:
- Rewritten as a Cocoa (AppleScript Studio) application with a cleaner interface.
- Added a workaround for an AppleScript bug that could prevent a user whose password is blank from successfully executing the "do shell script" repair procedure.

Reorder Disk Icons is a useful AppleScript applet that changes the order of the disk icons like it was before Finder v8.5.

The pre-OS 8.5 Finder uses the mounted disk order.
Finder v8.5 or higher places the disk icons according to the disks free space, with the startup disk first. To place your disk icons as the previous Finder did it, just copy the applet into the "Startup Items" folder.