Free mount software for mac

AFP Mount is a small and simple utility that wil enable the user to mount network disks on your desktop.
Completly freeware for non-commercial use.
Enhancements:
- More functions.

On most Unix-based operating systems, filesystems to be mounted at system startup are listed in the /etc/fstab file. The format of this file is described in the fstab(5) man page.

While Mac OS X supports /etc/fstab, the preferred method on Mac OS X for specifying filesystems to be mounted at startup is NefInfo. Whilst Mac OS X will automatically mount all filesystems listed in NetInfo and UFS and HFS filesystems listed in /etc/fstab at startup, it will ignore the lines in /etc/fstab referring to NFS filesystems, not mounting them, despite the fact that the mount_nfs(8) man page states otherwise.

MountNFS is a little startup item which restores the missing functionality. Once this item is installed, NFS filesystems listed in /etc/fstab will be automatically mounted at system startup.

Mount CD-RW is an AppleScript applet which uses Adaptec Toast 4.x to mount CD-RW discs that the Finder (Apples CD-ROM Driver) cant mount. Used with OS 9, but should work with any version of AppleScript.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.2 or later.

Enhancements:
Version 1.0.1 adds the following:

• Fixed a bug preventing Mount.app from automatically quitting after mounting an image from double-click or drag and drop
• Fixed a bug preventing a user from reselecting auto accept license if they had previously selected this and then decided to go back to normal license warnings
• Fixed a bug that prevented the display of error messages in some situations in Mac OS X 10.2.4
• If you scroll the license window for one disk image and then open a second disk image that also has a license agreement, the second agreement now be scrolled to the top
• Added the ability to copy text from the Help Window
• Added the ability to have the system speak the contents of the Help window
• Fixed it so that if user cancelled decryption when the password was requested, Mount.app doesnt return an error
• Startup behaviour was changed for the situation where the preferences are set to hide Mount.app after mounting an image. In 1.0, if the user started Mount.app by double-clicking the application itself, the application automatically hid itself as soon as it was launched. However, in this usage scenario, the user probably wanted to adjust the preferences, so they would have to then unhide the application after launched. In 1.0.1, if Mount.app is started by double-clicking the application itself, it does not hide regardless of the value of the hide preference. If youre starting Mount.app automatically on login, you should check the Hide button in your Login Items preferences to get Mount.app to hide after it starts.
• Added complete French and German localizations and partial Japanese localization (just the menus; Id love to have a volunteer to translate the dialogs and the help file to Japanese)
• Replaced the PDF readme with a simple (and significantly smaller!) text file

FlashMount is a small utility to mount disc images at a much faster rate than Apples Disk Image Mounter in OSX. No more waiting, your images mount almost instantly.

Caution: For the sake of speed, FlashMount will automatically accept any embedded End User License Agreements that would normally be displayed. By using this software, you automatically agree to any of EULAs that would have been displayed.

If you want all your disc images to open with Flashmount by default, get info on an image, choose FlashMount in the "Open With..." portion, and click the change all button. You can also open up the "Info.plist" and add an NSUIElement value of 1 to it and add Flashmount to your Login items, now it will run invisibly in the background just waiting for you to mount an image.

Requirements:
MacOS 9.0 or later.

Enhancements:
Version 1.8 adds the following:

• iDisk Mounter has now so called command files to execute commands to iDisk Mounter. Simply doubleclick one of them to execute the desired command (they are also handy in the Apple menu).
• The more comfortable combined user and password dialog is now always available. Bullets for the password field are now always used.
• A local disk can now have the same name as the iDisk.
• Some other improvements.

If you are one of those who works with your own CD burner and often burn your documents or software in sessions, you will find yourself with a problem when inserting one of those CDs with 15 or more sessions burned on it. Problems like finding the right session in all of the CDs icons... or by selecting all of the 15 CDs Icons at once only to eject the CD.

Well, if you have this problem, then CDs-Mount Manager is for you. CD-Mount Manager will remove all the CDs sessions from the desktop, then it will display a list with all the sessions in it for you to choose from. And best of all, it will let you eject the CD by only pressing one button.