Hello,

I'm new to Limewire 1.8 for Mac OS 10.1 but I like what I see. All but this....

I've got my OS X on a separate partition from my classic files & from my slave drive that holds my MP3 collection. I've tried share my MP3 folder, but LimeWire won't let me. I'm not given access to other partitions/drives when selecting folders to share.

I tried to trick LimeWire by adding an alias of my MP3 collection folder to the OS X drive. But that didn't work. Anybody with any ideas?

Scott Russell
Memphis, TN

Limewire seems to be tripping up over something in the permissions. I have two system hard-drives and one everything else hard drive, and Limewire wouldn't even install to any thing other than the OSX drive. I am the only user and admin on my computer, so all the drives [and folders] are set to be read-writeable to the world. I have no idea what the issue is, so I just left the settings as they were and pretended that I wanted them that way. I loaded a couple of things to share into "documents", even though I would have prefered to use my old share folder, which was too big to drop into the OS X disk. I know that doesn't really help, but it does work...

-Mary

P.S. -- I've already contacted bugs@limewire about this issue already.

you might find it hidden away during the browse process. Go inside the options in limewire. Go to save file. Go to browse location. A box pops up. Select the "-your name-'s computer" tab at the top, then inside this directory, or one very close, you'll find a folder called "volumes" somewhere at the end of the list. Click that and your drive might be in there. Mine was.

-Hi all,

Scott Russell is absolutely right. It works for sharing files too. Go to Tools --> Options. Select Sharing, then Add ...
Select "Your Name's" Computer and scroll down until you see Volumes. That's where they are!

-George