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Re: Booting GS/OS from Apple HS SCSI is slooowwww

Subject: Re: Booting GS/OS from Apple HS SCSI is slooowwww
From: Glenn Jones <rg.jones@rogers.com>
Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 08:08:33 -0500
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Marsha wrote:

Glenn Jones <rg.jones@rogers.com> wrote in news:lLudnQCuGr61l9zfRVn-
tw@rogers.com:
Glenn Jones wrote:
Does anyone know why it takes ages to boot GS/OS from a SCSI driveattached to a Apple II High Speed SCSI card?
I'm half rememebering somwthing about renaming the System.Setup/ATINT fileso a fresh one will be created... The current one you have may be tryng toautomatcally log onto non-existant file servers, causing the slow boot.
Marsha

I ended up renaming System.Setup/ATINT and AppleShare.Prep. After thatthe system booted just a tiny bit slower then with no INIT's/DA's.


Thanks for your help Marsha

Glenn

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