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Some experiences i want to get rid of concerning Finder, NFS, and switching Interfaces. I had the following problem: I have a powerbook with WLAN an LAN connect and i am using NFS client on the powerbook with a OpenBSD server on the other side. When i switch the network connect from...

I am really a fan of Apple hardware and i have been a fan of OS X 2. I really thougt that the "OpenSource" approuch of Darwin would improve things since i really think that Free Software is the only way to be for Operating Systems. But in the last month i made some really bad experiences...

i know ... i am using automounter of course but the actual thing is that it is very fast the nfs if i stick to the commanline when copying files ... *sorry* you might have misunderstood me what i actually mean is the following scenario: i mounted something from nfs on /mnt for example...

has anybody an idea why NFS is so slow in OS X if you copy something with Finder ... and if u stick to the commandline it's ok i mounted nfs with the following parameters server:share /mnt nfs -i,-w=8192,-s,-a=4,-3,-T,-b,-P,-g=32,nodev,-d,noatime,-r=8192,-I=8192 0 0 works fine...

in my case i updated the firmware of the netgear router MR814v2 to Version 5.03 Nov 18 2003 i think the problem occured after the last airport update on my powerbook so look for some new firmware and try it out wep & access control works fine for me now :)

I am using AppleWorks 6.2.1 Int. English Version an OS X 10.1 and i am having some troubles when i create a new spreadsheat document and enter text instead of numbers it crashes this does not always happen ... but it behaves like that i create a new spreadsheat and enter a text ->...

see http://people.unfoo.net/geekU/Articles/NFS andy troubles please send me an email c.u.

I think this might be useful for some of you. see http://people.unfoo.net/geekU/Articles/NFS there I just compiled a small HOWTO it deals with mounting NFS volumes with OS X from linux and openbsd. have fun comments are welcome