Here's the situation, I have 3 machines I am interested in having access to a large drive, mainly for back-ups and shared storage (music and photo's mainly).
1 is a Powerbook
1 is a Dell Laptop
1 is a homebuilt PC
I have plenty of storage space on the PC and could easily add another drive, but I can't get my Powerbook to play nice with it. (been fighting with it since 10.3.5) However my Dell can no problem.
I can access my Powerbook from the PC no problem, but the PB is obviously a laptop and not up all the time for back-ups, etc... (and sort of limited on space)
The Dell is another laptop, so same problems as above, but I also can't access it from the PB.
I have thought about a NAS (Networked Attached Storage) device, but I am afraid I'd have the same connectivity issues as I've had with the PC.
I've also thought about a USB 2.0 drive and finding a way to connect it to both the PC and the PB via USB. Then sharing it out to the Dell via the PC.
What's your opinions on how to best solve this setup?
TIA - Jason
1 is a Powerbook
1 is a Dell Laptop
1 is a homebuilt PC
I have plenty of storage space on the PC and could easily add another drive, but I can't get my Powerbook to play nice with it. (been fighting with it since 10.3.5) However my Dell can no problem.
I can access my Powerbook from the PC no problem, but the PB is obviously a laptop and not up all the time for back-ups, etc... (and sort of limited on space)
The Dell is another laptop, so same problems as above, but I also can't access it from the PB.
I have thought about a NAS (Networked Attached Storage) device, but I am afraid I'd have the same connectivity issues as I've had with the PC.
I've also thought about a USB 2.0 drive and finding a way to connect it to both the PC and the PB via USB. Then sharing it out to the Dell via the PC.
What's your opinions on how to best solve this setup?
TIA - Jason