caw@miroc.Chi.IL.US (Christopher A. Wichura) (07/05/90)
(Sorry I didn't send this to the bugs account at Commodore, but I couldn't
remember what the address was.)
From time to time, while using my new 3000, it will loose all its ASSIGNed
directories, as well as some volumes as well. I use BindNames by the great
and mighty H to do 30 plus assigns during startup. When the system decides
to scramble itself, I end up with 2 or 3 of the assigns left, and entry for
`:' (the filingsystem root?), a couple of dos handlers (but not all that I
mounted), and only one of my hard drive partitions.
Typing `version' on my system give: Kickstart = 36.141 and WorkBench = 36.68
I have not noticed this problem occuring after any specific command or
family of commands (such as those that use the arp.library -- I use ARP's
CD exclusively so one would think I would get this problem a lot more often
than I do).
When this happens, a simple three finger salute doesn't really do the
trick. Very shortly after rebooting the system will do the same thing
again. To really get it out of its system, I have to turn the machine off
for a few seconds and then turn it back on.
-=> CAW
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Christopher A. Wichura
caw@miroc.chi.il.us (my amiga)
u12401@uicvm.uic.edu (my school account)
Please! Do not send mail to my school account unless mail to miroc bounces.
I often do not check uicvm.uic.edu for periods in excess of a week.
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