Hello!
Got a litte problem. I bought a 250GB Buffalo Linkstation to store music on for my mini mac. I transferred all my music to the network drive no probs. Set iTunes music folder to the shared drive. iTunes finds it. works ok.
The Problem.
When i restart/shutdown the mac iTunes resets to its default music folder (Music:iTunes:iTunesMusic, or whatever it is). It then complains it cant find the music on the linkstation.
Im guessing this is because the network share isnt mounted.
My request.
Is there a way of mapping a shared folder to a local drive on a mac? like you can do with windows xp?
Thank you for your time peeps,
Cheers
Got a litte problem. I bought a 250GB Buffalo Linkstation to store music on for my mini mac. I transferred all my music to the network drive no probs. Set iTunes music folder to the shared drive. iTunes finds it. works ok.
The Problem.
When i restart/shutdown the mac iTunes resets to its default music folder (Music:iTunes:iTunesMusic, or whatever it is). It then complains it cant find the music on the linkstation.
Im guessing this is because the network share isnt mounted.
My request.
Is there a way of mapping a shared folder to a local drive on a mac? like you can do with windows xp?
Thank you for your time peeps,
Cheers
as the network drive is always goin to be there is there of making the mac connect to the drive without me having to go through a mounting procedure? ie. map is to a local drive? or make it mount the drive everytime its available?