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Got the same problem. File Sharing on the Hackintosh (checked with a connection from a MBP) does not work either. The console tells me, that AppleFileServer.app crashes everytime it's started. So it looks like one of the sharing frameworks or AppleFileServer.app is corrupt.
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Firewall is already set to "Allow all incoming connections", unfortunately....
I really think this is a bug that slipped into rev.2. Is there a way I can "officially" report this to Zeph? Thanks, Mike |
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I have the same problem, i thought i saw zephyroth say that this indeed was a bug but i'm not sure if that was him or someone else
![]() I can't find that post anymore... EDIT: Found it; Quote:
EDIT2: On further searching, it seems this is a bug in leopard itself... http://digg.com/apple/OSX_Leopard_Another_Serious_BUG_Unable_to_Browse_S MB_Windows_Shares Mac Inspiron 531 » 10.6.8 • 10.8.0 Legacy Kernel • AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+ (2.60GHz) Dell M2N61-AX/nForce 430/MCP61 • 4GB Dual Channel DDR2 667MHz ALC888 • nVidia GeForce 8600 GT 256 MB 2 x WDC WD5000AAKS 500 GB SATA HDD |
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I have the same problem and I can say, this problem exists only in rev 2 of Zephyroth DVD. His first .iso doesn't have this problem.
Update: However, I can see all Windows shares. Just can't connect to anyone via Finder Update: I can connect to any share by smbclient |
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did you try the solution posted by louisvp in digg.com?
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Leopard 10.6.5 | Core i3 | Gigabyte H55M-USB3 | ATI 5770 | Coolermaster Cosmos |
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I've just tried it. It doesn't work for me. |
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I think the problem is in Finder configuration, because smbclient works fine.
Does anybody know where it can be? |
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I've tried a number of different things that I have found around the web, with no luck. I'm even looking at re-installs and selecting different components to see if that changes anything.
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