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Sunday, August 25, 2002 |
After 36 hours, I'm ready to change from 'Training' mode to 'Automatic' in the new OSX (Jaguar) mail program. Apple is making things real people want.
4:07:44 PM
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Eureka! My Unix skills pulled me through my drive mounting woes on OS X using afp. Something is definitely wrong with my install, since Ii can't use the Finder to connect to a remote server (or iDisk). Additionally I cannot cd into /Volumes as my mac tells me 'Host is down'.
So I did it the old fashioned way:
First become root by typing sudo su
Then I created a directory to mount from: mkdir /idisk
Now the mount command, which should look like this:
mount_afp -i afp://username@idisk.mac.com/sharename/ /idisk/
(your username and idisk sharename are identical)
The -i flag will prompt you for your password. After a few seconds, your idisk drive appears on the desktop like magic!
Now I'm trying to figure out how to mount a Firewire drive on a remote mac.....
1:18:12 PM
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© Copyright 2003 Adam Curry.
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