HELP - I am about to throw my TeraStation Pro II (6.0 terabyte TS-HTGL/R5) out onto the driveway and run it over with my truck.
I have finally gotten it to copy files at more than 1 KB/minute... maybe only started to work due to my new router, but it still will rarely let me delete a folder or move a file or folder into another folder on the TeraStation. After dragging a large file or folder in the Finder, the OS pops up the dialog box "Finder wants to make changes. Type your password to allow this." - but neither my administrator username/password nor my TeraStation admin user and password are accepted.
If I try to delete files or folders on the TeraStation, it shows a progress bar for the deletion and then nothing happens for hours. Can't cancel the deletion attempt either - have to reboot the MacBook Pro.
I had the thought that the permissions on the TeraStation could be screwed up, but Disk Utility can't see the NAS drive and I can't figure out how else to repair permissions through the network.
This comment from Disputator - how do you "create a new folder in web interface" - when I log into the IP address of the TeraStation, there are many menu items on the left but I don't see any screen that allows creation of specific folders (other than shares) or movement of files or folders on the NAS. ???
Sorry, kind of a newb relative to having a NAS, but this thing is killing me. Would really appreciate some instructions here!
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OS X Lion 10.7.4 (and previous versions)
MacBook Pro, mid-2009, 8 GB RAM
TeraStation formatted as RAID 10 for 3 TB capacity, firmware updated to 1.35