Hey guys, by definition, what is a corrupt hard drive?

@JShoe Most people I know consider the filesystem structure to be the thing that's bad when you have a "corrupt disk"

so - you can't even find the files. Normally, the corruption is due to a bug, bad write or power failure / hardware failure when writing that structure.

@bmike not quite what I want to do...I want it to be as if the camera is plugged in to my MBP, but it's actually plugged into the Raspberry Pi...

Good suggestion though...

@daviesgeek I have only caught the tail end of this conversation, but depending on what camera you have you may find it's already been done - check out the RPi site on SE to ask a question.

Hey there. Is there an automator command to return the number of drives currently recognized by the computer?

I'm sure you could rustle up a script that heads off into /volumes and does something like a ls -l | head -2 | wc -l to get a number that way, but nothing built in.

Well, I found how to do it in terminal, so here's a different question: is it possible to in the middle of an applescript command execute a terminal command? Would it be a tell aplication "terminal" kind of thing?

Yes, I can't remember how right now, but you are in the right way of thinking.

Okay cool.

You'll not get much chat in here for a couple of hours at least - probably worth a question

Haha I see. I'll see what I can do first.

@JShoe Wooo! Great questions - thanks for working with the suggestions to edit things.

@stuffe Sweet! Thank you! I didn't even think to look for a RPi SE site

Note: don't move an app into, then out of a folder while it's still installing. I ended up with two copies of the app. One was a good install, the other just said "Installing" and I had to restart my iPod.....

@bmike Thank you!

@daviesgeek Thanks!

@daviesgeek In Beta, but I've used it a very little.

@JShoe NP!

@stuffe I know it is. Thanks for pointing me to it!