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...ller when it's finished a frame and needs a new one. So as far as I can tell Wine is doing the right thing, the Screamernet is set up correctly, and lwsn can read and write to the Z: drive with no problems. CPU usage goes up to 99% during the render (which is expected), and so forth. Feeling bouyed by success, I stop the render, shut down all the machines, and bring them up cleanly again. This time, I change the scene file, so that the finished frames will be written to z:\newtek\renders. I create this directory on the controller, and I make sure that both the NT and FreeBSD node can write...