At 4:24 PM -0800 1/28/09, starrf...@valley.net posted:
>> I have a Ximeta 320GB drive that I'm using right now as NAS. Have you
>> downloaded the most recent NAS Utility 1.8.1/Leopard for it? It used
>> to be, when I first got it, that it has to be formatted FAT-32 for
>> NAS and it would only mount on one Mac at a time (and could be
>> mounted on Windows while mounted on the one Mac) but this most recent
>> Utility allows it to be formatted Mac, and mounted on more than one
>> Mac at a time. The read/write on one Mac only still applies. I
>> regularly mount read/write on one Mac and read on the other. I've
>> also had a third iBook mounted read only. Don't forget the order --
>> computer on, NAS on, NAS Utility on the read/write computer to mount,
>> then the NAS Utility on the read computer to mount. To unmount the
>> drive, it has to be Ejected first and then Unmounted through the NAS
>> Utility on each computer.
>>
>> Support/Downloads/MacOS
>> <http://www.ximeta.com/web/>
>>
>> Steve R
>
> Yes, I have the latest software. I think what you describe works here
> but it is very tedious. What I like about the drive is that it just
> appears on the MacBook when I open it. Simple and easy. So it really
> works for me and if I need it on the G4 I can just go USB since it
> lives on the same desk. I just hope they find a way to make it RW for
> everything on the network. We'll see what they say if/when they
> respond to my inquiry.
Assuming you can network between computers on the LAN, I'm wondering
if maybe a script could be written that would change the read/write
on A computer when you are wanting read/write on B computer? I'm not
a scripter, never tried Automator and I'm wondering if the app that
Bruce posted earlier this week (and another lister's BF wrote for WoW
use) could be used to put a GUI to the script?
Steve R
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