Wayne:
Thank you very very much for your hard work. Everything you wrote was very
helpful.
Especially your quote from Sad Macs, Bombs and Other Disasters did answer
my question.
I instantly installed System Picker and it works pefectly.
With alll the help the you and the Duo list provided
Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2002 10:12:23 -0700
From: Roger Gouin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Duo2400] Re: Hilfe Gesucht
The best way I've found to run multiple startup partitions is to use=20
something like Hard Disk Toolkit=81 to format and password protect at=20
least the first partition (if only two
Karsten: Thanks for providing some more information in your note.
I used that to look in the Sad Macs, Bombs and Other Disasters
book to see if there was anything that might help explain your
problems. I found this that seems to apply:
begin quoted text
Partitions
If you have divided a hard disk
Subject: [Duo2400] Re: Hilfe gesucht
From: wayne ingalls [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As Roger wrote, if you use Norton Utilities to repair a disk, you
need to keep running it again until it finds no more errors. Many
times the first error found covers another error behind
Dear Wayne,
thank you very much for your offer to help!
Yes, perhaps you and all the other members of this list might help me.
Below is the story of my Duo 2300 which is really strange.
I purchased a Duo 2300 about a year ago. It is an US Version of the Duo and
System 7.6.a was
installed on
The best way I've found to run multiple startup partitions is to use
something like Hard Disk Toolkit to format and password protect at
least the first partition (if only two) then if you want to startup
with the 2nd, just hit return instead of entering the password. You
have to mount the 1st
