4/11/02 chris : >Did you install OS X.2 first, or OS 9.2.x?
9.2.2 first, then X.1 for some time, then X.2 recently. Nothing changed (no problem), except that IP feels faster in classic than in native OS 9 (but I wonder if it's real, since disk operations seem faster too, but recent copy tests I read in a magazine showed no difference or even the opposite). When I boot X it usually stays up for days or weeks (I rarely restart if not forced to, which can take long in X), but I still prefer 9 because it's so much faster. >When you installed X.2, did you do it as a totally virgin install? Oh no! I read a lot about how bad it was not to, then I updated over X.1, grinning. >Do you have OS 9 on a different partition, and if so, do you have your >Emailer files on the same partition as OS 9 or on the OS X partition? 3 partitions : X, 9 and files are on separate volumes (the Emailer app is on OS 9's partition and attachments are unpacked there to the "Transfers" folder near Emailer instead of my usual attachments folder near Emailer Files -- it took me a few weeks to notice the setting was lost and then thought that oh well, doesn't matter). >Is there anything else unusual about your setup? or are you running this >on a stock OS X.2 compatible machine? Clamshell iBook 366 (firewire). Blue :-) Nothing unusual. Almost constantly hooked to FW disks. ADSL through Ethernet router, or leased line through school's network. Didn't try this setting whith modem nor ISDN yet (my ISDN pod has no X driver, I use it through my Performa 6400 thanks to Sagem ISDN PPP's sharing ability, so it will be similar to other networks anyway). I never even tried to dial a modem from Emailer. >I'm just trying to get a feel for the overall setup of those that it >works for (and eventually, of those that it does NOT work for... I'm >looking for a common theme to the two sides). The folders or files privileges issue looks like a good idea to check. Didn't bother yet. I'll show mine if you show yours ;-) ---- VRic ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
