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Appletalk (as implemented by Linux) – see netatalk

also afpd, sfpd –v to get version

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freezes

you have extension trouble. To check this one out, restart the computer, either by just using the power button or by pressing Command + Control + Power Button. Then when it’s restarting, hold down the Shift key until you see “Extensions Off” on the screen. This will start the Mac up without any of the extensions or control panels, and this should buy you time to find out which program(s) caused the trouble to begin with.

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Linux implementation of Appletalk – see netatalk

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netatalk

stop – etc/init.d/netatalk stop

start – etc/init.d/netatalk start

If there are problems seeing a shared directory, try deleting all the .Apple* files, stop and start the netatalk service to re-create them

Pertinent directories include:

/usr/lib/netatalk, /etc/netatalk

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root access, enable - to enable root in OS X, start a terminal session, and type:

sudo passwd root

You will be prompted for a new password to enable root access

The hardest way to enable root is to use the Netinfo Manager application (in Applications/Utilities):

1) Open NetInfo Manager

2) Select "Users" from the second list.

3) Select a user you created and know the password for!

4) Double-click on the value across from "passwd" and copy it. It is the encoded form of the password for that user.

5) Select "root" from the list of users. Find the "passwd" value (default is "*") and paste over it.

6) Exit Netinfo Manager.

7) Open the Terminal and type "su root".

8) Enter the password for the user chosen above.

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Shared drives don’t show up or are empty (Linux server share) – see netatalk

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