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Sep 23, 2006
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The problem is, every time I put my macbook to sleep or restart it, the network folders disconnect, and I have to re-browse and re-attach them.

Is there any way to have a these network hard discs show up as local hard discs (i.e. discs that don't disconnect every time I restart my computer or wake from sleep) that stay there permanently?
 
The problem is, every time I put my macbook to sleep or restart it, the network folders disconnect, and I have to re-browse and re-attach them.

Is there any way to have a these network hard discs show up as local hard discs (i.e. discs that don't disconnect every time I restart my computer or wake from sleep) that stay there permanently?

I just created an alias for each drive and it works great for me.
 
Thx, a lot.

Had the same "problem" and was too lazy too look depper into it.

Does work. :)
 
Apple - Please Fix The Networking in OS X! NOW!

The problem is, every time I put my macbook to sleep or restart it, the network folders disconnect, and I have to re-browse and re-attach them.

Is there any way to have a these network hard discs show up as local hard discs (i.e. discs that don't disconnect every time I restart my computer or wake from sleep) that stay there permanently?

The OS X networking AND it's UI totally sucks :mad: Apple better fix this with Leopard or I'm gonna start wondering where their head's at :mad:
 
The OS X networking AND it's UI totally sucks :mad: Apple better fix this with Leopard or I'm gonna start wondering where their head's at :mad:
Oh, grow up. A computer cannot maintain a network connection while it is asleep. You have been given a workaround for this fact. Use it.
 
Oh, grow up. A computer cannot maintain a network connection while it is asleep. You have been given a workaround for this fact. Use it.

Ha! You think I need to grow up? No - OS X needs to GROW UP and give us modern features, technologies and UI so that we don't need stupid workarounds :mad:

You're right - the system can't maintain a network connection while it is sleeping, but Apple could program it to reconnect at wakeup time to any networks/shares open before it went to sleep.
 
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