lacie network space 2 and samba client

[ernst]

By my PCLinuxOS station (notebook with PCLinuxOS KDE 2012.1) I can not read the NAS "Lacie network space 2" (by Dolphin) that working with samba ...
By Mandriva 2010.2, Opensuse tumbleweed, Sabayon all is OK, lacie network space 2 is disposable.
Someone have the same problem?

[DeBaas]

Installed the samba client from synaptic ?

[ernst]

Installed the samba client from synaptic ?

Yes, 3.5.11 version.
firewall: all disable.

Ernst

[ernst]

Please, anyone have any other suggestions for  this problems?
Anyone who uses lacie network space 2?


Ernst

[muungwana]

how  do you access the NAS in those other systems?

install a program called smb4k and run it and see if the NAS will show up.

make sure everything is connected in a way that will allow you to access the NAS from pclinuxos and then open the terminal and run the following command and post its output

smbtree -N -d 2

[ernst]

how  do you access the NAS in those other systems?

install a program called smb4k and run it and see if the NAS will show up.

make sure everything is connected in a way that will allow you to access the NAS from pclinuxos and then open the terminal and run the following command and post its output

smbtree -N -d 2

OK ... maybe I have resolved! (at moment ... )
I think it was a wrong path dolphin!
If I type the path directly: for example in my home network: smb :/ / 192.168.1.100 /
the hard disk is read correctly! A bit 'slow ... (max 8MiB / s) ... I think that is due to my router!
I apologize for my lack of knowledge about the samba protocol!

PS.
if  I type:
smbtree -N -d 2
.......
WORKGROUP
Got a positive name query response from 192.168.1.100 ( 192.168.1.100 )
        \\NETWORKSPACE2                 NetworkSpace2
...........

At the moment, thank you very much for your help!

Ernst

[muungwana]

smb:// route in dolphin/konqueror is not optimal, the slowness you are experiencing could be due to it.

The best way(IMHO) to mount remote smb shares is through a program called smb4k.

[ernst]

Thank's!

Ernst

[yodelu]

8Mb/s it means that you access that device over USB isn't it ?
if i'm right then it means that you operate with device at USB1 speed
so in this case you can :
check USB cable ( i mean change it with a better one and... not to be  a long one)
be sure that your USB ports  runs at high speed (USB 2.0 or more)
to be sure that your USB is working fine - test the device over LAN and compare the speed (write and read) ..
   hope it helps ..