Smbup connection problems update#
Smbup connection problems software#

Samba3 from SMBUp or SMB2 from Apple), not both at the same time. Given Apple is moving to replace AFP with SMB2, I can't say this is a great situation since you can only run one or the other (i.e. In other words, as far as I can tell, you still need SMBUp to use XBMC Eden from a remote device to talk to Mavericks with the SMB protocol. My copy of Frodo, however DOES *NOT* work) I just tried it and 'Eden' still works in Mavericks. Newer versions of XBMC might work with Mavericks (although I've read some reports that you need a nightly version of XBMC to use it ON Mavericks period.

Smbup connection problems software#

I get a 'broken pipe' error if I try to use XBMC Eden on my Gen1 AppleTV with Mavericks as the server (That is the last version that still works on my Gen 1 AppleTV units without having to use a USB flash drive to boot the thing or face losing my AppleTV Software on the main unit since anything beyond Eden requires LINUX on AppleTV Gen1 to function and it replaces the entire OS). So far, it looks like re-installing SMBUp has gotten rid of the lag, but it's pretty early to be sure. Otherwise, I wouldn't need SMBUp in the first place.

Smbup connection problems update#

(If you are prompted to update your console software, select Yes. If the connection test is successful, your console will connect to the Xbox network. They remove legacy support that works and the replacement doesn't work right. Select Profile & system > Settings > General > Network settings.

Progress should not mean BREAKING everything that came before, but that seems par for the course anymore. It's a shame networking seems to be getting worse over time. I have no idea whether the SMB2 support in Mavericks will work with XBMC or not. I've just re-installed SMBUp and I'll continue to monitor whether anything improved or not, but I'm under the impression 10.8.5 screwed something up (10.8.2 - 10.8.4 still behaved fine with it). I also seem to get more 'buffering' glitches than before like the information isn't being sent in a timely manner to the unit. Now I get it for no apparent reason since 10.8.5 was installed. I used to only get that error when my external media drive was asleep. So to enable FTP you can open Terminal and type sudo -s launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ftp.plist Then press Return. Trying to load the directory again gets the correct result, but this error seems to come up often now. The first step is to enable FTP on the Mac, however the FTP service is not a user selectable option in the System Preferences > Sharing > File Sharing pane. Has anyone else noticed problems with Samba via SMBUp after the 10.8.5 update? XBMC on two different AppleTV units both now give a lot of 'Operation Timed Out' and 'Could not connect to remote share' errors since the update here.