Question:
Is there anyway to keep an external harddrive permanantly shared after it has been disconnected from USB port?
anonymous
2008-01-10 00:15:55 UTC
i have a 500 GB western digital external HD. i use it on my laptop and share the entire drive over my home network. since it is primarily used on my laptop, it is constantly being disconnected and reconnected. every time i disconnect it and reconnect it, the share on the drive goes away. is there anyway to make it so it automatically shares the drive again upon reconnect so i don't have to do it manually each time?
Three answers:
Christian Soldier
2008-01-10 00:26:03 UTC
Network Magic. You will have to plug it into the same port though.



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2016-10-22 12:05:22 UTC
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anonymous
2008-01-10 02:26:26 UTC
you could put it into an ethernet hd enclosure and plug it into your hub, then you could access it permanently from any machine connected to the network, without having to connect or disconnect it from any particular machine.


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