[dmegatool]

Hi
Me on my dad's MBP. He got a PC and I try to mount theses drive on startup . I did a applescript... here it is :

mount volume "smb://pc/c"
mount volume "smb://pc/backup (d)"

It works well if I just run the script. The two drives are mounted.

I saved the script as an application and put it in the startup thing in his account. When it loads, the script stays in background, the drive aren't mounted. If I click on the script in the dock, I got the error.

An error of type -36 has occured

Anybody got an idea of what's causing this ? Any solution to mount the drives on startup are welcome.

[chucker]

You can actually drag the drives (once mounted) into login items. Give it a try.

[Suddoo]

-36 ioErr = I/O error

Perhaps power / interface problems?

[dmegatool]

The login items things didn't work.

I'll let the application on the desktop. It's not that hard to double click

Thx anyway chucker (you can actually suggest me another solution )

[chucker]

Well, my other thought is to explicitly put the authentication info in the URL.

Instead of smb://pc/c (smb://[host]/[share]), use smb://[username]:[password]@pc/c.