Re: Crashes..

[LEVENSJM@ctrvax.Vanderbilt.Edu ()]

In <2p1rbg$fdh@gap.cco.caltech.edu> nathan@cco.caltech.edu writes:

> 2) Error $0027 is in older terms, an I/O (input/output) error. That
> means that there's a problem on your disk. It could be that there's
> bad disk media, bad file structures, or something else. If you have
> a copy of ProSEL-8 or ProSEL-16, use either the 'Mr. Fixit' on the
> ProSEL-8 side or the Volume Repair on the ProSEL-16 side. They should
> be able to detech any problems, and maybe fix/get around them.
> 
>    This may be a sign that things are bad; you might want to boot off
> another disk, manually delete the system software, and reinstall it.
> That might help. If it keeps happening, start crossing your fingers...
 After my initial post, my harddrive is acting incredibly strange..
After loading a program and working in it for over ten minutes,
I "lose" the volumes on my harddrive..

ie. I will be working in Appleworks, and then attempt to quit back
to the finder, and I will get an error message to insert "Boot"
(my start-up volume).  This error occurs in every program I use
for any length of time, Appleworks GS, GWIII, Spectrum, etc..

Is this a drive related problem, or could it be the SCSI card, or 
possibly a memory error??

I have one of those LRO drives which operate off of the power of the
diskport, and my GS is pretty loaded down, could it be simply a 
power problem?