Connecting TVIX 6500M to Time Capsule FW7.4.2

Hi,
I cannot connect to my time capsule (fw7.4.2) using my mediabox TVIX 6500M. I used to be able to when using FW 7.3.2 but it was broken after FW 7.4.1. I set up an account on the time capsule disk and i access it from the mediabox. That was FW 7.3.2. Now on FW 7.4.2, it just doesn't work. Please help.

I'm afraid nobody cares, I have the same issue; but I guess the TViX is just too small a platform to support.
The only solution is to downgrade to 7.3.2 - to be honest it's probably something to do with the way the TViX uses smb, as with everything else on the TViX it's not going to be standard.
If you do find a solution please post it.

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