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Subject: Re: [sussex_mug] Other Lion issues
The server is the IP address, enter the username & password. You don't need
an initial path unless you keep all of your files in a specific folder and
always want to access that folder first (initial path).
Save the connec
The server is the IP address, enter the username & password. You don't need an
initial path unless you keep all of your files in a specific folder and always
want to access that folder first (initial path).
Save the connection as a bookmark in Transmit, then you can enable the transmit
menubar
Sent: Monday, August 01, 2011 11:01 AM
Subject: Re: [sussex_mug] Other Lion issues
You could use Transmit or MacFUSE to mount the FTP share from the NAS as a
file system on your Mac? It's a bit inconvenient but I find Transmit's Mount as
Disk feature invaluable.
Regar
You could use Transmit or MacFUSE to mount the FTP share from the NAS as a file
system on your Mac? It's a bit inconvenient but I find Transmit's Mount as Disk
feature invaluable.
Regards
Sam
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Any other ideas?
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From: Sam - MacAmbulance
To: smug@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, July 31, 2011 6:01 PM
Subject: Re: [sussex_mug] Other Lion issues
Apple deemed the older AFP authentication methods insecure so many NAS drives
out there are incompatible
I noticed this the first few days so then left it on overnight so it could
finish, the problem is it never seemed to finish...
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On 31 Jul 2011, at 18:09, Sam - MacAmbulance wrote:
> There's always a slowdown after an OS upgrade, usually Spotlight rebuilding
> its search index
There's always a slowdown after an OS upgrade, usually Spotlight rebuilding its
search indexes. Probably just bad timing that the bad blocks on the drive
starting causing problems, they'd probably been there for a while just hadn't
been used.
Regards
Sam
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I had problems like this, found a number of processes running at high %'s;
whether it's connected or not I don't know, but it looks like I need a new hard
disk as well.
Alastair
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On 31 Jul 2011, at 13:48, Stephen Watson wrote:
> Since installing Lion on Thursday I've had two
Apple deemed the older AFP authentication methods insecure so many NAS drives
out there are incompatible. Have you tried connecting with SMB? Go to the Go
menu > Connect to Server > smb://
Regards
Sam
MacAmbulance
Providing affordable Apple & PC services
Sam Mullen
07747 778022
http://www.maca
I have two network drives which I use for different tasks.
The Iomega 1 terabyte I can still acces underLion.
The other dive is an older one and lion will not accept it's
software..Appently Apple is requiring all devices have to support the new
neatalk 2.2 protocol.
The supplier MAXTOR is not g
Yes, I was aware of that but had wondered what had happened to 7.1! Surely it
would be a first if the public version jumped from 7.0 to 7.2 though ...
Stephen
On 31 Jul 2011, at 13:48, Stephen Watson wrote:
> Since installing Lion on Thursday I've had two total system freezes! No
> spinning ra
10.7.2 has already been seeded to developers ;)
Sam
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On 31 Jul 2011, at 13:48, Stephen Watson wrote:
> Since installing Lion on Thursday I've had two total system freezes! No
> spinning rainbow. The mouse pointer just remains as wh
Since installing Lion on Thursday I've had two total system freezes! No
spinning rainbow. The mouse pointer just remains as whatever it was and moves
around but nothing else at all works. Reboot required.
I'll be sending about 5 complaints to the feedback at Apple - 8/10 must try
harder: http:/
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