Hey Dana,
Lessee... if I remember correctly...
First, make sure the volumes you want to mount are visible on the desktop and you checked "Add to keychain" when you mounted them.
Go to System Preferences > Accounts > Startup Items.
Click the "+" symbol to add another item.
Select the volume you want to auto mount and click "Add".
Close System Preferences and restart and everything should appear on your desktop.
I did this under 10.3.4 and don't know if there is a different procedure for other versions.
Also... I noted that it takes a bit of time for all the network drives to mount and I'm not sure why. I suppose since I'm connecting to 5 other computers, there is a lot of network congestion!?
Amanda
On 31/07/2004, at 12:33 PM, Dana Collins wrote:
On the other hand, Amanda, I'd like to know how you get those other
networked drives to mount at startup! I've been unsuccessful at making this
happen in OS X myself.
-Dana
On 7/31/04 2:20 PM, Amanda Ward of [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent
Hi All...
I have a couple of win boxes connected to my B&W and have their drives automatically mount on startup. Is there any way to keep the folders for the networked drives from opening when I start the Mac? Not a critical problem, but with 6 networked drives it is a bit annoying to have to close all of them.
Thanks for any advice!
Amanda
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