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Well, looks like I survived the installation. Don't know about Airdisk as I gave up on it some months ago. It sees the other Macs on my network and screen sharing still works. So far, so good.

Please keep us updated on changes that you see. My only issue is that AEBS does not let one of my drives go to sleep...
 
Ive found a couple changes under Disks option. There is now an archive option to transmit your time capsule data to a usb hard drive. You can also share the hard drive over the WAN port now.
 
...There is now an archive option to transmit your time capsule data to a usb hard drive...
That's great! Every NAS on the market has this option, I was wondering why TC didn't have it. If it is all done within TC it is much better than copying from the TC drive to you computer and then back to the hdd on the TC.
 
I can confirm this. I just got an airport+time machine update along with a safari update and security fix. I launched airport utility after the restart... and up came an update (7.3.1) for my Airport Extreme (Gigabit)... working alright so far. A little slow after the reboot, but its back to normal.
 
Lots of folks have Time Machine working over airdisk (SANS HACKS) with
7.3.1!!

Mine shows up now SANS HACKS!

*Edit: nevermind. I rebooted after reverting my com.apple.systempreferences and now the air disk doesn't show up in time machine prefs.
 
7.3.1 firmware for Airport Extreme base station "N" with gigabit

http://www.mediafire.com/?x2zivbrykrc

unzip to "user>Library>Application Support> Apple> AirPort> Firmware"
(make sure you move the files from the "archive" folder into the "firmware" folder

as far as I understand, you should be using at least airport utility 5.1, 5.3.1 is the most recent.
after unzipping, open airport utility and it should ask if you want to update.
if it doesn't ask, open "manual setup" for your base station, then click "upgrade to 7.3.1"

tested with airport utility 7.2.1, leopard 10.5.2
 
I just got the 7.3.1 firmware update for my AEBS (gigabit w/ wireless N). Not sure what it is supposed to do...
 
Lots of folks have Time Machine working over airdisk (SANS HACKS) with
7.3.1!!

Mine shows up now SANS HACKS!

So, were you using this hack:
defaults write com.apple.systempreferences TMShowUnsupportedNetworkVolumes 1
and did you undo this hack via:
defaults write com.apple.systempreferences TMShowUnsupportedNetworkVolumes 0

If so, did it automatically see the shared drive and use it, or did you have to connect to the drive (mount it) before Time Machine would use the AirDisk?
 
So, were you using this hack:

and did you undo this hack via:


If so, did it automatically see the shared drive and use it, or did you have to connect to the drive (mount it) before Time Machine would use the AirDisk?



Yes, I undid the hack but it is not working now. I edited the post to make that clear. I thought it was but alas, was wrong. :(
 
Yes, I undid the hack but it is not working now. I edited the post to make that clear. I thought it was but alas, was wrong. :(
The update likely just did what the hack did, which could be undone with that term.
 
I undid my hack via the method mentioned above. My TC now works over my network (wireless too).
 
It sleeps!

Please keep us updated on changes that you see. My only issue is that AEBS does not let one of my drives go to sleep...

With the new firmware, my airdisk now sleeps automatically after exactly 10 minutes. It never slept before. The only way I could coax it to sleep was to manually disconnect the drive from my Mac and PCs.

So far, so good :)
 
With the new firmware, my airdisk now sleeps automatically after exactly 10 minutes. It never slept before. The only way I could coax it to sleep was to manually disconnect the drive from my Mac and PCs.

So far, so good :)

Nice! I'll see if it works for my Iomega when I get home...
 
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