Network Drive doesnt mount, please help!!!

markyeungcy · Nov 22, 2007

Hi All,

After I upgraded to Leopard recently, the external HDD connected to my airport extreme base station doesnt mount at all. I had been using it flawlessly before the OS upgrade. Could anyone help or anyone has the similar issue?

Mark

jsb515 · Nov 22, 2007

this should fix the issue

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/26160/tm-manager

markyeungcy · Nov 22, 2007

Thanks for your advise.

The issue is nothing related to the Time Machine. I just need to mount the external drive via my extreme base station in order to share files and stuff.

Anyone pls help.

Mark

daniel.r.perez · Nov 23, 2007

I got a similar problem. It works only with freshly installed Airport Utility. But as soon as I log out and log in the disk disappears forever.

flowrider · Nov 23, 2007

Finder>Preferences>General>

For some reason the default install does not have the drive mounted on the desktop. Not too sure if that's what you were asking.

Bear Hunter · Dec 4, 2007

Thats not what he is asking, I don't think.... there have been several issues with not being able to access the network drive through Finder even though it is visible after a shut down and restart. Relaunching Finder fixes the issue. I haven't found a fix yet.

markyeungcy · Dec 4, 2007

Bear Hunter said:
Thats not what he is asking, I don't think.... there have been several issues with not being able to access the network drive through Finder even though it is visible after a shut down and restart. Relaunching Finder fixes the issue. I haven't found a fix yet.

I am sure it is some kind of bugs of the new OS.
Hope there is a update soon to rectify this issue.

Bear Hunter · Dec 5, 2007

Yes, I'm sure it is an OS bug.