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madodel wrote:
> Sid Gale wrote:
>> Frank van den Heuvel wrote:
>>
>>> When I open the drive P: from the drives object it is empty. I
have fiddeled with its settings but nothing I tried worked. I expect this
has something to do with extended attributed. Or the fact that I still use
IBM PEER.
>>>
>> Yes, I believe this happens because support for OS/2 EAs is not compiled
>> in to most NAS operating systems.
>>
>>> Can this be solved by switching to Netdrive and the samba client?
>>>
>> In the main, yes. I use Netdrive and the Samba plugin to access shares
>> on a NSLU2 NAS device. I can open the Netdrive-mapped drives on the
>> desktop and perform drag and drop actions without problems, However,
>> when the share is set up you have to be sure to disable EA support
>> within the plugin.
>>
>>> Is there any make NAS that will be useable natively by OS/2 IBM PEER?
>>>
>> I'm not aware of one.
>
> Just to reiterate that I have had the same experience as Sid with a
> SimpleTech SimpleShare 500GB NAS. I could not access it using the Peer in
> eCS 2.0, but using the Samba Netdrive plugin it works, though without the
> EA support since this NAS doesn't appear to support EAs.
>
> Mark
>
I settled on a HpMediaVault which can use 2 700Gig drives and so on...
I think I had peer working with it but decided to go with NetDrive and
samba.
It is linux based and has the suport for EAs compiled in but in a
default form it would not support them.
The NAS has a Yahoo group supported by one of the designers. From the
posts I figured out how to add software to the NAS with a startup
script. After the NAS is booted, I swap in the smb.conf with EAs
enabled, and then have the NAS samba reread the config file. After that
EAs work.
Additionally, I compiled the busybox syslogd and all my machines forward
to the NAS.
It really is a nice unit and very quiet.
Mike
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