hello ,
just tried this on an old mac with sequoia patched<
there is issue with connecting over smb from mac to libreelec.
as a workaround, you could try the following>
1. first try to access by clicking on network icon / libreelec / (connect as) / insert username/password *eg. root/libreelec
(sequoia mac will probably fail to access)
2. now use workaround / in finder/ GO / connect to server / (insert adress) / smb://libreELEC.local (it should no longer ask for password but open dialogue window asking you which folder you wanna connect to.
NB: The default SMB password is libreelec/libreelec not root/libreelec
Just do "command + k" in Finder and provide the smb://NAME/SHARE you want to access, or at least smb://NAME and it will then prompt for credentials and list the available shares.
even if i would use password (libreelec/libreelec) it would not function for smb://libreelec.local
however, the workaround would function for smb://libreELEC.local if previous tried access for (root/libreelec)
maybe i just got the settings wrong, but have firewall deactivtad, tried this one macos sequoia ] and ventura.
All I did was enable SMB (as normally I have it disabled) and either clicking on the now-visible device in Finder>Network or doing the command+k to give an explicit address using <name> (not <name>.local) worked fine.
