Version 1.9.5 of Jettison was released last week, addressing a couple of significant bugs. Jettison wasn’t correctly saving its settings for notification sounds, which resulted in a sound not being played if you selected a new one in the settings and then quit and relaunched Jettison. This update also fixes a problem with some disks not remounting after waking the system from sleep. This only occurred occasionally, and depended on how busy the system was when a disk was ejected – there was a race condition that could result in the disk being ignored if the system was very busy.
So, if you’re running into either of these issues, definitely make sure you grab the update. And even if you’re not, there’s really no reason not to update. The changes in this release are very targeted, and the update is free if you’ve already bought a license for Jettison.
As usual, you’ll find download links and a full change history on the What’s New page. Or if you’re already running Jettison, just choose “Check for Update” from its menu in your menu bar.
Sorry, my previous comment was under the wrong post, this one here is related to Jettison, so I kindly ask again:
My question: My photo library is located on an external ssd. The problem is I can*t eject the disc because there are processes running from the library always. My question: Can your software kill those processes that I can eject my disc without any issues?
Before sleep, Jettison automatically quits Photos and terminates cloudphotod, photolibraryd, photoanalysisd, mediaanalysisd, PhotosReliveWidget and CloudPhotosConfiguration. That should allow your disk to be ejected.