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Connect to shares via SMB:// or CIFS:// - other than that, make sure that OS X doesn't go to sleep otherwise you drop the connection.

What kind of Mac? Repair permissions and you might be good.

So that's the other command, I knew there was another reset command. Actually the reset-all may just do the trick.

which ever one is supposed to be supporting all the IP addresses, the one that is connected to the other IP's

how much disk space you have left on the drive? See if you can delete like 10KB's, if not, its a hard drive problem.

Yeah, its horrible to have Dynamic IP's on a server - here's the problem, if you have all of your computer's setup on an IP address and that IP address that they connect to expires, ouch, you have to reconfigure EVERY machine again for the correct IP.

Here's my other suggestion - boot infor open firmware mode and type in reset-nvram then restart

You have to login on the other mac as a user on that mac. So like its like this, to log into this forum, you don't type in your login user name for your mac do you? Nope, you type in a login name that resides on this forum. The same thing holds true for the other Mac mini to connect to it, you...

The sh thing has to be run in Single User Mode or however you're running fsck. To stop the sh program from running forever, press Control Z to break it - now to run the sh thing, I forgot to mention this, you have to type in ./runfsck.sh I made it an infinite loop.

type in reset-nvram YOU MUST DO THAT IN OPEN FIRMWARE MODE Here try this: pico runfsck.sh type this: i=1; while [ 1 == 1 ]; do fsck -fy; echo "running"; done then press Control+O, Enter, Control+X - to save it, make sure it saves, and exit next type in chmod u=rxwx,o=rxwx,g=rxwx...

The fans getting really loud, nope, its because no software is loaded to control how fast the fans should go so they go to max speed. As for that problem... with the IOSCSI - I know its a scuzzi problem - have you made any modifications to your PMG5 - and why is Jaguar on it? I thought all...

What kind of mac is it? Now keep running fsck till it doesn't repair anything do fsck -fy until it doesn't repair anything, if still after 100 times it's repairing things, post back.

Ok start the computer in Verbose Mode (Command+V) and see what messages come up (it'll say error here or here or that to tell you why it wont login/load/work)

That, I guess, is supposed to happen since you aren't logged into the OS fully... A lot of people experience it. And you can't boot from the CDROM Drive? Sorry wrong one, you can try to boot into the os via sh /etc/rc at the command prompt (single user). I'm going to see what that does in...

You could try booting off the CD and repairing permissions and the volume.

I tried it and no, it just freezes up, you have to change something with Directory access I'm thinking

It creates a temporary file? I'm trying it now to see what happens on my iBook... it creates a temporary file on your hard drive occupying that space, you then have to delete that file in order to get that space back. Dunno where it saves the file though.

HOW-TO: NOTE: YOU CAN USE ANY BROWSER ON ANY OS TO CONTROL iTunes BUT YOU CAN ONLY SET IT UP ON MAC - THIS WILL NOT WORK ON WINDOWS CAUSE YOU DON'T HAVE THE UNIX COMMANDS TO CONTROL IT. WARNING: THIS MAKES SECURITY RISKS ON YOUR COMPUTER! Step 1 - Modify httpd.conf 1) Open Terminal and...

Yes, it is, but it requires a bit in terminal - here lemme give you the link: http://www.bombich.com/mactips/homedir.html there you go.

Google VNC - you could try Chicken of VNC - I looked for one to try out, but since I'm on a proxy, I can't help you there. One person had it set up on his website, it was awesome, ran good too.