On Tuesday, November 26, 2002, at 01:01  PM, Wilton H. Shaw wrote:
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>>
>> Time the restart I mean. Sorry.
>> Eric
>>
>     Hello Eric,
> I reformatted the ext. HD, checked the disk with TechTool Pro and 
> tried to
> install OS 10X through XPF. I don't do OS 9.1 installs because the only
> thing I want in this partition is OS10X.  The window showed all the 
> parts
> being copied, then the computer went blank. Instead of the screen 
> lighting
> up with OS 10 or reverting back to OS 9.1, as it has done before, it 
> stayed
> blank again. I had to Zap the Pram to get light again. There must be a
> conflict somewhere that I never had before.
>
> Wilton
>

Hi Wilton,
Drives you nuts doesn't it!  I'm sorry to say that a similar stall 
happened to me when I XPF't* my S900 the first time. I think I recall a 
post 'bout a month ago where this similar stall and then zapping pram 
was the way out.  I would suggest yet another reinstall on the disk. I 
don't think you 9.1 for your goal. I bet if you look at the disk you'll 
see files there but they're useless so don't click'em. What I did was 
reformat to blow out the failed system. In that case, I selected the 
zero all data and the other option whatever it is (brain lock=senior 
moment). Good luck.
Eric

*with apologies to purists who have fits when you make up words:
I XPF is verb denoting X install with XPF:
I XPF
you XPF
we XPF
I XPFed all day and it worked.
        


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