Re: apple icon missing from menubar

[nathan@cco.caltech.edu (Nathan Mates)]

In article <BuzufZg.ostman@delphi.com>,
Andrew Smith  <ostman@delphi.com> wrote:
>After reinstalling my system on my boot partition, everything works,
>except the apple icon that usually appears in the upper left hand corner
>of the finder, is now replaced with a question mark?

   This is on a GS? Hmmmm. Never heard of anything doing this naturally;
it sounds like an init that's gone awry or something. Does this happen
when you shift-boot? If so, GS/OS is probably mucked up; just do a
reinstall from the system disks.

   If you shift-boot, and it disappears, it's some sort of system
addon.  From the finder, go through the various items in System.Setup,
Desk.Accs, and CDevs, deactivating a bunch, then rebooting. If you
activate/deactivate large swaths of them, you can find out what group
it's in very quickly.

Nathan Mates
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