Re: Optimizing memory - removing non-essential extensions 9.2.2

[Glenn Schunemann]

Start by switching your extension set to "Mac OS 9.2.2 Base" and then 
save it as a different name (the OS All and Base sets are locked). With 
the base set you have the minimum running already. There are still more 
you could disable, but don't know them off hand.

On Saturday, September 6, 2003, at 03:32 PM, sodiumcycle wrote:

I only need these services to work, nothing else.
TCP/IP
Sound
OMS
Find
I also moved everything from the control panel into
another directory.  I can start these when I need to
edit them.
Which extensions are non-essential?

Is there a website or document that lists the
functions of these extensions? 


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