I recently swapped the logic board in my SE/30, running Sys. 7.1, with the Daystar PowerCache upgrade as the audio caps failed. I had to zap the PRAM in the end because the new board got real confused about the ethernet NIC I installed. The trouble is that in doing so it totally screwed up Open Transport. I can't re-install it 'cause the components are still in the system some where. I removed the OT 68k Extensions from System Folder:Extensions but I still can not get either the 1.1.1 full install or the 1.1.2 upgrade to install again. I think that something screwy is going on as I copied the TCP/IP CDEV in to the Control Panels folder by hand and it, like the previous copy of the TCP/IP CP disappeared. Probably something obvious but I don't know what...... --
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