QUOTE(Bomb Bloke @ Oct 4 2009, 10:03 PM)
Regarding how to alter the XML in concern, check XBMC's user manual.
Windows Explorer is just going to keep maxing out the user limits on the console no matter how high you crank them. Send 'em too high and the console will just start crashing instead. If you don't want to experiment with different clients then you'll just have to live with it.
Personally I use WS_FTP. Primitive, but very lax in terms of resource use.
I'm somewhat confused by your Samba issue. You say you've found an option to set up a share on the console - something I've never heard of - yet you're wondering if it can be used? You'll have to provide a bit more information about what you're talking about, methinks.
This is a bit tricky, so let me respond "bit by bit":
QUOTE(Bomb Bloke @ Oct 4 2009, 10:03 PM)
Regarding how to alter the XML in concern, check XBMC's user manual.
Already tried this - it is very "fuzzy" and non helpful "Methinks".
QUOTE(Bomb Bloke @ Oct 4 2009, 10:03 PM)
Windows Explorer is just going to keep maxing out the user limits on the console no matter how high you crank them. Send 'em too high and the console will just start crashing instead. If you don't want to experiment with different clients then you'll just have to live with it.
This only happens if I open a new window, which only happens once or twice, so an increased quantity of even four would work, "methinks".
QUOTE(Bomb Bloke @ Oct 4 2009, 10:03 PM)
I'm somewhat confused by your Samba issue. You say you've found an option to set up a share on the console - something I've never heard of - yet you're wondering if it can be used? You'll have to provide a bit more information about what you're talking about, methinks.
Allrighty! "Methinks" was right! It is merely the client. I was mistaking that for a server because there was a field for "username", which is still completely pointless, but oh well.
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