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using a NetBSD host as an iSCSI target for OSX (time machine) (or other mechanisms)

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Subject: using a NetBSD host as an iSCSI target for OSX (time machine) (or other mechanisms)
From: George Michaelson <ggm%pobox.com@localhost>
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 2009 13:52:15 +1000

If any OSX users out there have experience of using NetBSD GPT backed RAID as 
an iSCSI target, for time machine, I would *LOVE TO KNOW* what magic is going 
to work.

From what I can tell, NFS is a poor candidate for this function. I think the 
extended attribute requirements make it impossible.

If there are better, simpler alternatives (AFP?) advice welcome.

-George

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