Device Notifier Plugin

[Ron]

Or get the updated device notifier. ( Updated March 17th 2002 )

[Ron]

Carmero, PLEASE give some more detail. Do I have to beg ?

* Girder version
* Plugin version ( Use the version you see in on the hardware tab of the settings window should be 1.1 )
* Does the plugin actually send the "Drive X: Arrived" / "Drive X: Removed" ?


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[Ron]

Thanks for the update, I'll add a little readme to the plugin so people don't run into this trap again.

[Carmero]

It does not work under WindowsXP again :sad:

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[Carmero]

All versions of Girder (from 3.0.24 or earlier to 3.1.beta14.
Plugin ver. 1.1 (and earlier version too).
Plugin doesn't send any commands to Girder.
I used it (previous version) under Windows 98 and all was OK.

[Carmero]

Yes. It's clear for me now. I've disabled an autorun function in registry (HKLMSystemCCSServicesCDRomAutorun=0).
Now it's working. Sorry, Ron.
But... It worked under Windows98 even with disabled autorun. It was more convenient.

[rbmcgee]

What you say is true. Use DVDspy instead of Device Notifier. It can tell the difference.

[bjoern]

Hi,

i have a problem with the Device Notifier Plugin.

The logger displays separate event strings for insert and eject:
Dev: 22 Drive:D arrived
Dev: 22 Drive:D removed

I only want to use the "arrived" event, so i made a command and teached the event, which also appears as "Drive:D arrived" - looking good.

Unfortunately this command fires on *every* device notifier event - insert *and* eject.

Any ideas?

[bjoern]

Thank you Ron for the quick service :wink:

BTW: The updated and the original version are working with XP here.