Mac mini updated to os x lion, afp won''t see qnap share

I've downloaded and update my mac mini and after the succesfull update I can't see any network shares, no smb no afp and no other computers on the network. I've also updated my Qnap ts439 II turbo + to fw 3.4.4 but to avail. Has anyone seen this too? who has a solution
-jan

Hi, as with other users having the TS-209 there is no firmware availabe that can be handled by Lion. (Still 3.30 from oct 2010)
There is a conflict in the netatalk versions. So AFP-share are not accessible by authenticated users.
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