Actually using the start up items may only work if you are connected to one NAS. If you are connected to different NAS this will not work either.
So the clue is, you have to be connected to the volumes BEFORE Finder starts. To ensure this i wrote a small skript which you can change to your efforts and store as a program in applications folder. After you eddited it in Apples Script Editor, run this generated program on startup in the startup items list (maybe at the very beginning) and all links should work fine.
All you have to do is to replace your volume pathes with the ones in the script.
First part will close Finder to ensure no links get lost when connecting to the different volumes
If some volumes should not be disconnected use exceptionsList
tell application "Finder" to close every window #Close Finder to not loose links
set exceptionsList to {""} #Volumes which should not get disconnected, write as following {"VolumeX","VolumeY",...}
tell application "Finder"
set diskList to the disks
repeat with mountedDisk in diskList #Make sure all Volumes are disconnected
if name of mountedDisk is not in exceptionsList then
eject mountedDisk
end if
end repeat
end tell
set netStatus to (do shell script ("ping -c1 192.168.yyy.xxx > /dev/null; echo $?")) #check online status of Volume1 (IP)
set netStatus2 to (do shell script ("ping -c1 192.168.yyy.xxx > /dev/null; echo $?")) #check online status of Volume2 (IP) and so on...
set Volumes1 to {"Mountpoint1", "Mountpoint2"} #Mount these MountPoints of the volumes, write as following {"MountpointNameX","MountpointNameY",...} and replace names with your Mountpoints
set Volumes2 to {Mountpoint1", "Mountpoint2"}
if netStatus is "0" and netStatus is netStatus2 then
repeat with vol in Volumes1
mount volume "smb://Volume1/" & vol #set root Volume1 e.g. smb://volume1.local and mount all Mountpoints of Volume1
end repeat
repeat with vol in Volumes2
mount volume "afp://Volume2/" & vol #set root Volume2 and mount all Mountpoints of Volume2
end repeat
set Volumes_folder to POSIX file "/Volumes/"
tell application "Finder"
(open folder "Desktop" of home) # or use this folder, if you want to see all mounted Volumes but insert line without brakets: open Volumes_folder
end tell
else #dialogue if something went wrong
display dialog "Sorry Volumes could not be activated" & return & return & ¬
"NAS seems not to be running" buttons {"Ok"} default button 1 giving up after 10 ¬
with icon caution
end if
Hope i wrote no error in these lines.
