On Tuesday, July 16, 2002, at 11:11 , Jack Russell wrote:

>> I don't like
>> having to wait 10 minutes to open 9.2 within it, nor do I want to
>> restart my computer in it.
>
> If it's really taking 10 minutes to load there may be something awry? We
> have two machines here with 10.1.5 and 9.2 on them. The 350 Mhz G3 slot
> load iMac takes a little over 7 minutes to start up both. The other is
> an upgraded PowerTowerPro with 400 Mhz G3. It loads in just under 6
> minutes with both.

???  On mine (a flat panel iMac with Combo drive), it takes all of 51 
seconds.

Even on my old Revision B iMac (which only had the minimum 128 megs of 
RAM), it took less than two minutes.

What in blue hell are you guys running on your Classic that could 
possibly be slowing it down to such a degree?

John A. Ardelli
Owner/Moderator
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