Areca GUI issues with 10.7.2...

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  1. z3mr2, Nov 28, 2011
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    z3mr2 macrumors newbie

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    Is anyone else having Areca GUI issues in OSX 10.7.2?

    Unable to get the GUI to open using the new ARC-1223-8x card. Tried in Safari and Firefox with same results. Re-installed latest driver and GUI, same issue...
     
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  2. Spacedust, Nov 29, 2011

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    No I use Areca's GUI on ARC-1210 and it works fine on Safari.
     
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  3. cutterman, Nov 29, 2011

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    What is the URL you are using to access it?
     
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  4. Spacedust, Nov 29, 2011

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    http://127.0.0.1:81

    You need to go to MRAID folder and Run ARChttpd as service or something like that then open the browser.
     
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  5. z3mr2, Nov 30, 2011

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    Well, I know I have everything installed correctly and the GUI works if I switch over to an older ARC-1210 card I have, But when I install the new ARC-1223ix-8 card, the GUI does not work. Same unit, the only thing I'm switching is the card.
     
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  6. Spacedust, Nov 30, 2011

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    Maybe try booting some Linux distro and it will work. Also if you have other free drive you can try installing on Windows.

    What about CLI ?
     
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  7. cutterman, Nov 30, 2011

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    I used to have a 1221X and do remember having occasional problems loading the GUI. Is there a script file in the MRAID folder something like archhttp64.command? This is what I used to run to start the GUI and it worked consistently.
     
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