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Re: GS OS AppleTalk Files
- Subject: Re: GS OS AppleTalk Files
- From: warnken@nospam@mother.com
- Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2001 06:37:57 GMT
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: WebUseNet Corp. http://corp.webusenet.com - ReInventing the UseNet
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Matthew Carpenter wrote:
> Today I re-installed GS OS on my Hard Disk. My problem is
> that I seem to have installed the system files for Apple Talk.
> It complaines at startup that it can't find the appletalk
> connection (I don't have it turned on in the slots sec
> tion of the control panel). I would like to get all the
> appletalk files out of the system folder but I don't know
> what files I'm so it still complaines. I need a list of AppleTalk
> related system files so I can delete them without messing anything
> else up.
>
I had the same problem years ago when I had my first GS with a
hard drive and was trying to install GSOS 6.0.1. As I recall
the problem persists when I tried to uninstalled
with the installer. A Big Red newsletter said this was a bug.
What I wound up doing was installing system 6.0.1 as directed.
Then I booted a modified system 5x system disk and manually
dragged the appletalk files out of the system folder. I think anything
beginning with AT goes. Check drivers, cdevs, and system.setup folders.
I made the made the modified 5x disk from the system disk by
deleting enough fonts (67k in system 5.0.3) so I could add the
SCSI.manager and SCSIHD drivers (27k) to the driver folder found in
the 5x tools disk. When my harddrive crashes because I've installed an
incompatible something or other, I use the modified disk to drag it out.
Sandy