Vu+ and Apple Airport HDD

[kostas metaxas]

Have VU+ Zero with BH and HDD on my Apple Airport Extreme.

Vuplus do not want to see it in spite of dozens of my different attempts to mount it. From the other side, all other Android or Linux devices see HDD and folders without any problems with Samba browsers.

Please instruct how to mount particular partition if,

- VU+ Zero with BH
- HDD on Airport Extreme has 3 partitions, FIRST (HFS+), SECOND (HFS+), THIRD (Fat32)
- Required folder on THIRD partition is "media"
- On Airport Extreme is a "disk password" (no user name )

 

[kostas metaxas]

Just solved

-activate
-CIFS
-AirportHDD
-Airport IP
-/THIRD/media/ (share on THIRD partition)
-username :user
-password :airport disk password

 

[DonaldDuck]

Hi, I am doing the same but I cannot connect to my Airport. Oddily, everything worked flawlessly with all previous images, now with 3.0.3.F I am unable to connect.

The Airport is working perfectly as a backup for my MacBook and two IPhones, and I can access the hard disk from Windows10: I see AIRPORT in my Network folder and when I click AIRPORT it shows me the share "Data". If I click on Data I see all my folders, including "Media" and "movie".

Any hint?

tnx

DD

 

[AlexWilMac]

Just to clarify: I suppose you both (kostas and donaldduck) are not talking about Airport (extreme or not) but about TimeCapsule, are you?
Otherwise, you are talking about Airport extreme with an external HDD connected to its USB port.
Which hypothesis is right?

 

[DonaldDuck]

Thank'you Alex, it's an Airport Time Capsule with internal 3GB Hard Disk. The disk is seen by AirPort Utility as a Time Capsule disk called Data.

Here's a link to the device specs: http://www.apple.com/it/airport-time-capsule/

It used to work perfectly, now there's no way.

DD