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macOS - What XCode Commandline tools do I have installed?  

By Hans, 6 days ago

  To find where your Xcode commandline tools are installed: xcode-select -p This should show (if you have Xcode installed) this: /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer Older versions or stand-alone ...
RE: Windows 10/11 - How to read S.M.A.R.T. from USB drive  

By paltek, 6 days ago

  Hey Famed Member, thanks for sharing your WMIC output, it’s super helpful. You can also use PowerShell Get-PhysicalDisk | Select FriendlyName, HealthStatus for a quick health check or install WSL and ...
RE: MacOS 13.7.5 SMB connection  

By watagan, 2 weeks ago

  Hi @stephenharrington hopefully you can expand the image below and read it. I've entered example details where the share or "Path:" is the user folder on the Ventura machine. You can use either a comp...
RE: MacOS 13.7.5 SMB connection  

By stephenharrington, 2 weeks ago

  Hi @watagan, any chance you could put up some screenshots/examples of your final CMN config for those of us having a little trouble following where this ended up? Cheers Mate!
RE: MacOS 13.7.5 SMB connection  

By Hans, 2 weeks ago

  p.s. again: it is VERY much appreciated 😊
RE: MacOS 13.7.5 SMB connection  

By Hans, 2 weeks ago

  Awesome! Glad to hear we got that to wok again 👍 And ... thank you very much for the coffee! Never a requirement, but very very very much appreciated! I'll tag this topic as solved 😊
RE: MacOS 13.7.5 SMB connection  

By watagan, 2 weeks ago

  A couple of posts above I should have said "/share_name" rather than "/username".
RE: MacOS 13.7.5 SMB connection  

By watagan, 2 weeks ago

  PS, I bought you a coffee, hope it was received OK! Cheers...
RE: MacOS 13.7.5 SMB connection  

By watagan, 2 weeks ago

  Working! Thanks for sending your syntax through, it helped me to construct the correct mount_smbfs command in CMN. It turns out that Ventura does not like the full share address, just "/username". May...
RE: MacOS 13.7.5 SMB connection  

By Hans, 2 weeks ago

  Not having touchID would b an argument to not take the OpenCore route indeed. QucikNAS - never hear of it and it looks dated. Then again; if it works, it works.My best guess its using commandline stat...
RE: MacOS 13.7.5 SMB connection  

By watagan, 2 weeks ago

  As far as I know OpenCore does not support Touch ID on the 2017 and 2019 Intel Macbooks that I have, which would be very inconvenient. I've tried disabling ping in CMN as you suggest, globally and for...
RE: MacOS 13.7.5 SMB connection  

By Hans, 3 weeks ago

  Did you try OpenCore? My old Mac Pro (2013) and super slow 12" MacBook (2016) run Sequoia just fine with the help of OpenCore. 😀 Then again: I can understand why someone would prefer to stick...
RE: MacOS 13.7.5 SMB connection  

By watagan, 3 weeks ago

  @hans I had tried the command line option. Ping in CMN works using "name_of_computer.local" but not "name_of_computer._smb._tcp.local" so I assume that is the problem. Anyway, it is not an urgent issu...
RE: MacOS 13.7.5 SMB connection  

By Hans, 3 weeks ago

  Hi Watagan, sorry to hear you're running into issues - I can imagine how frustrating that may be.I see you're not the only one in this new Apple bug 😕 (I do recommend reporting it here as ment...
MacOS 13.7.5 SMB connection  

By watagan, 3 weeks ago

  Am using a MacOS Ventura server. Mounting a Ventura 13.7.5 share consistently fails since this latest update and also the latest 13.7.6 betas, however the following connection commands work: In Finder...
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