Problem with SMB share after restart

[stiwi]

I am running Mac Pro with 10.8.2 installed. My HTPC is running Windows 7 and need to access Mac Pro HDDs. Everything works fine until Mac Pro is switched off or restarted. Then I have to open sharing preferences, click option, untick and re-check SMB sharing in order for Windows 7 to be able to access them. Otherwise Windows ask for a password which there is none. Even if I set one it doesn't help either.

Any solution?

 

[Imac Sam]

I have the same problem even when I am accessing Win-XP shares. The problem actually started in OS-X 10.7.

Would you by any chance have an SSD drive on your Mac? I do and I have a theory that the SSD is somehow too "fast" to allow the shares to mount properly at boot-up time.

 

[stiwi]

I have the same problem even when I am accessing Win-XP shares. The problem actually started in OS-X 10.7.

Would you by any chance have an SSD drive on your Mac? I do and I have a theory that the SSD is somehow too "fast" to allow the shares to mount properly at boot-up time.

Yes, I do have OSX installed on SSD.
The issue is no annoying, because every time I want to use shared HDDs from my HTPC I have to manually re-check the boxes in sharing preferences.

 

[Imac Sam]

Yes, I do have OSX installed on SSD.
The issue is no annoying, because every time I want to use shared HDDs from my HTPC I have to manually re-check the boxes in sharing preferences.

Yep the same for me as well.
I am going to clone my OS onto an external firewire drive as a test, and boot off of that to see if the sharing is working then.