oleary@ux.acs.umn.edu (Doc O'Leary) (04/09/91)
It's a bit of pain having to wait for my SE to update my HD after having
booted with a non-System 7 floppy, so . . .
I was wondering if there was an INIT I could put on a System 6.0.x floppy
that keep my Mac from mounting volumes that were touched by System 7 (or
just ignore all HDs). Thanks!
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oleary@ux.acs.umn.edu (Doc O'Leary) writes: >It's a bit of pain having to wait for my SE to update my HD after having >booted with a non-System 7 floppy, so . . . >I was wondering if there was an INIT I could put on a System 6.0.x floppy >that keep my Mac from mounting volumes that were touched by System 7 (or >just ignore all HDs). Thanks! > --------- Doc I don't know if the reason a system 6 machine rebuilds the desktop is because system 7 uses the Desktop Manager, but you could always try out that init for system 6 (on apple.com in oscar in /hacks) and see if it makes your volumes coexists. -- //----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mark Lanett ml27192@uxa.cs.uiuc.edu