Can't mount drive? Finder or Path Finder

By pressing Apple K or going Go, Connect servers from finder I am unable to make connects to network resoureces. I've shown this to several Apple employees at the Tech Talk in Chicago. None of them was able to figure it out.
You click on the Connect button and its like the button isn't even there.
I've tried installing Path Finder since it too has something like the Apple K screen. But it appears to have the same problem. I looked at my console log and am getting this each time I try to map a drive.
"FSMountServerVolumeAsync: -36, ioErr, I/O error(bummers)"
This happen with any user logged into the system.

Follow my posts this is a serious problem. I guess I'm the only one getting this and can't believe that Apples intention was for my G4 667 make my MBP 2.16 chug away as if it were an Apple II. I guess I'm just the lucky one who gets to experience all the issues. It is a "generic" I/O error as it does not pertain to an individual item and can effect many.
It is a kernel error in this I/O Kit. Please report it to Apple Feedback. As this very same I/O is preventing the normal process of Bug reporter.
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