>I've had my beloved Powerbook 2400 (my first Mac) for about a month and a
>half now. I was in a situation where the computer was attempting to keep
>up with all of my applications open at once. It fell flat on its face, and
>locked up. -snip-
Did you try a disk repair program?
I have a Zip drive with a miniimal system folder and techTool, DiskSetup (or whatever
is the Apple diskk tool's name is nowadays), DiskWarrior and other such goodies. If
you have a Zip drive, make such a disk, boot up from it and then doctor your HD until
it revives. Hope it helps.
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