[comp.sys.apple2] Like, anybody got the foggiest idea... Finder troubles...

unknown@ucscb.ucsc.edu (The Unknown User) (05/13/91)

	It's really weird.. This just started happening today.. It
possibly has something to do with my installation of 5.04 on my hard drive..
I installed 5.04 today, DEFINITELY.. (BASIC.SYSTEM is version 1.9)

	No, actually, I just realized something.. It DOESN'T have anything
to do with 5.04 on the hard drive as it happens when I boot from floppy
too... (argh, it's after 4am ok?)

	It seems to be something with the hard drive...

	When I run the Finder either from Wings or boot a disk with the
Finder on it (and the SCSI hard drive driver), it boots up all the way 
to the Finder and shows the first partition of my hard drive (/BOOT).

	Then it freezes. Usually I can still move the mouse around but it's
still the watch cursor and I can't actually DO anything..

	The weird thing is, ProDOS 8 recognizes the second partition
(/TMP).  AND GS/OS recognizes it too, from file dialogs.. (Remember, I 
boot into Wings on my hard drive, and can do stuff with /tmp just fine)

	I want to go into the Finder to play some more with Todd's 
seed version of Lord High Giffer.

	It's just weird that I can't run the Finder. I can't think of 
anything strange I did today, except I did once hit ^reset while the
computer was booting off the hard drive. (that seemed to be the cause when
I had major hard drive probs a week or so ago).. I had hit ^reset before
I realized it was a no-no.. (heh.. I did it all the time when booting from
floppy when I realized I'm booting the wrong disk or something)

	Does anyone have any ideas of why the Finder doesn't go to completion?

	Ask more questions if you need...
enough rambling.. I should go to bed... (I got up at 2:45 PM yesterday..
sheesh)
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