I run dir only in 9.2.2.
i nevers run it as classic mode, director,as wel as all other mac apps 
are running very slow in classic mode. PS for example, works quick and 
fine in version non 0sx in classic but the menus are awfully slow to 
build or react, the key command however are working just fine.
On other hand, when stating in 9.2.2 evrything runs great, but apps that 
should run on both systeems without a itch are also affected somehow 
with some slowing factors.
FlashMX, or ps 7 for example.
so now i reboot in a specific systeem, when i know witch app i need.
so far so good.

also aan advice, got some disc blocs damaged on the partition containing 
the osx system.
there is no way to reboot from 9.x disc or installed on disc. even with 
alt or c for external cd 9.x.
the machine simply ignores even when scanning with alt at bootup the 
available systems in 9.x when the last crash occurs on 10.x.
The solution was to start from osx cd, then install osx again but on a 
remote firewire. from there, i was able to check the disc, repair and 
then asked to restart from internal.

also the problem, it not posible to back up osx on a cd. With install 
cd, only little repair options are there and there are no ways to see 
the desktop in order at least to backup some files or manually repair 
the damaged files.

so if one of you run on 10.1.5 as i am, be prepaired and invest in a 
firewire, it saves a lot of headakes...

also be also prepaired to learn using the terminal to reuse the user map 
if you need to dub it voor backup. there is a way to copy with "sudo" 
commands and eventually allocate a new usermap location to the system. 
This way no need to reinstall lots of apps, privileges, web stuffs...

my machine is a g4 500 mp, 750 mbs, 2 int. discs 60 and 40 gigs.

Fabrice



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riko heeft op dinsdag 13 augustus 2002 om 10:47 het volgende geschreven:

> <It is a giant pain in the ass >
>
> i second that .. i used to post here about the same
> problems , a few months ago .. Indeed , when getting rid of the
> OLE MS extensions , it gets better , not sure what they do exactly
> but they are drag and drop related and not much liked by os X...
> However ... it still crashes violently from time to time ... and 
> performance
> really sucks. It has gotten to the point that i am doing all my
> director-work
> on a PC now because it just drove me crazy. No other app behaves as 
> badly as
> director in 'classic' environment . I wonder when there is going to be a
> native
> director os X - version .. what the hell are they waiting for ??
>
> erik.
>
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