Hello again everyone.  Here's another dumb problem from yours truly.

I decided to mess around with system enablers for my PB Duo 230.  I
downloaded V1.0 & 2.0 and neither of them seemed to do anything when i
put them in the system folder and restarted.  I decided I would see what
would happen if I restarted without "finder" in the system folder,
hoping that maybe the enabler would take it's place (the icons look the
same).

I suppose you can all guess what happened......  couldn't boot.

I was wondering if there is anyway around this:  Can I move the "finder"
back to the system folder or boot from where it is?  I don't have a dock
or any external drives that this thing could boot from. If it can boot
off a local talk connection, then i might be able to hook it up to a Mac
1mb and boot from it's floppy drive, but I bet that's not a
possibility.  I also have what i think might be a serial hard drive, I'm
going to try that out after i send this letter because I'm almost
positive it won't work.  First of all, I don't even know what's on it or
if it works correctly.

Thanks again,
Ben

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