Question 1:
In the year or so that I have been running X, there have been a couple of times where I would get the floppy/? start-up screen. The only way to get the MT running again was to pull the Apple DVD and put the original CDR back in. Is this normal? If so, why?
Question 2:
I have recently installed 9.2.2 on a separate partition, so that I can boot into OS9 to use the A/V jacks on the back of the MT. (I have a number of albums that I want to burn).
When I boot into OS9 the MT will freeze when the Apple CD/DVD extension loads. It will boot, if I disable that extension but is very sluggish. If I unplug the DVD-ROM, altogether, it runs like a champ. This leads me to believe that I might have some kind of conflict when both the burner and DVD-ROM are plugged in. Keep in mind, that it runs like a champ in OSX, this only happens in 9. Is this a Master slave issue. Having owned a number of SCSI Macs, this is my first one with IDE.
Beige G3/MT G4/366 768mb RAM ATA/66 PCI Card USB PCI Card ATI Rage 128 PCI Card Apple (Hitachi) 8X DVD-ROM Yamaha 2100E Burner
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