howard@lysator.liu.se (M V Howard) (05/22/90)
I run Suitcase II on a MAC SE. The other day I loaded all the DA's I could find on my HDs, using the "don't start 'em all up on next boot, only the ones used last time" option. Somewhere during flipping through all of them the machine crashed and now I can't get Suitcase to start. It is specified in Init, the program is in the system folder on the boot volume, the DA's are in the correct folder as are the fonts. Nothing, no DA's no fonts. No icon upon startup. Nothing. So, what to do ?? /MHd -- Programming isn't a science, | EMAIL: d89.m-howard@linus.ida.liu.se it's an art. | howard@elinor.lysator.liu.se Why is it called common sense, | howard@lage.lysator.liu.se when so few possess it ? | Martin_Howard.d89.lith@xns.liu.se
irwin@galton.uchicago.edu (Mark Irwin) (05/25/90)
In article <28@lysator.liu.se> howard@lysator.liu.se (M V Howard) writes: > >I run Suitcase II on a MAC SE. The other day I loaded all the DA's I could >find on my HDs, using the "don't start 'em all up on next boot, only the >ones used last time" option. Somewhere during flipping through all of them >the machine crashed and now I can't get Suitcase to start. It is specified in >Init, the program is in the system folder on the boot volume, the DA's are >in the correct folder as are the fonts. Nothing, no DA's no fonts. No icon >upon startup. Nothing. So, what to do ?? > >/MHd > >-- >Programming isn't a science, | EMAIL: d89.m-howard@linus.ida.liu.se >it's an art. | howard@elinor.lysator.liu.se >Why is it called common sense, | howard@lage.lysator.liu.se >when so few possess it ? | Martin_Howard.d89.lith@xns.liu.se I think you're going to have to replace Suitcase II in your system folder with a new copy. You will then have to reopen all your fonts and da's again to get your system set up the way you want it. Don't try fiddling with the version already in the system folder, I suspect its a lost cause. Mark Irwin