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Re: What is AppleTalk/IRQ setting for?
- Subject: Re: What is AppleTalk/IRQ setting for?
- From: "Glenn Jones" <rg.jones@rogers.com>
- Date: Sat, 31 Jul 2004 16:06:57 GMT
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
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- Reply-to: "Glenn Jones" <rg.jones@rogers.com>
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> > I don't follow your question .. are you asking if you can have that
turned
> > off during booting and then load up appletalk support after GS/OS has
> > finished booting?
>
> Well, it didn't occur to me that I could have it one way at bootup and
> another way afterward. I assumed I'd have to have it set one way, then
> bootup and use the machine that way. CAN I switch it after bootup?
>
> Odd that my bootups have returned to their normal slowness, no matter the
> AppleTalk/IRQ setting. Frustrating... it was booting in about 15 seconds
> even without shift-booting (and even with a cold startup!).
I realized after I posted ... you were talking about a TWGS control panel
setting not the loading of Appletalk software when booting .... so ignore
what I said ...
My boot up times are a dog when loading Appletalk support ... would be nice
to find out why but don't hold out much hope ...
btw .. still can't figure out if slot 7 is required to be set to appletalk
on a ROM3 machine ...the docs I have says required for rom 01 and
recommended for ROM03 ...what the hell does that mean ...does it or doesn't
it?
my HS-SCSI is in slot 7 so mine is set to your card
Glenn