Selma

This is amazing, thanks a lot for the workflow! It indeed lists /dev/disk#, but somehow only one partition of one of the disks gets mounted (which is an APFS main disk clone partition). Could I work around it to make other file systems mountable as well or would this work only with APFS? Much appreciated!

Thanks for your reply! I was able to have those working in the Terminal, but I'm having a hard time deciphering how to get that done inside Alfred in json. Well, at least I've learned something, so thanks again.

I use Alfred's Eject system command (which actually unmounts volumes) and I would love to see its counterpart implemented. Why not have a Mount system command to save us a trip to Disk Utility and some clicks? I'm sorry if this seems trivial to be accomplished via a workflow, but I admit I'm incapable of doing that myself after several tries (I learned how to mount volumes through the terminal and get volume information, but that was as far as I got).

Hi everyone,

I'm newish to the many powers of Alfred and I'd appreciate some help with creating a workflow to mount volumes via Alfred.

When a volume is ejected by Alfred, it remains mountable (see Disk Utility; the drive containing the volume isn't ejected) and I can open DU, select the volume in the sidebar and remount it by clicking in Mount on DU's toolbar.

I'd love to be able to type something like “mount [VolumeName]” in Alfred and have it magically be available once again.

Could any of you experienced Alfred users point me in a direction to have a functioning workflow? I'm really green in scripting, so any help would be truly appreciated.