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>>Odd problem cropped up this morning.
>>
>>My 6360 with NewerTech 400, OS 9.1, 30gig HD with three partitions, has 
>>been set to "auto start" each morning for a couple of years. This morning 
>>it hung up just as it was starting to display the desktop icons.
>>
>>Ran Disk Doctor which indicated problems with Apple DVD/CD preferences. 
>>Got rid of them. Still have the same problem.
>>
>>The system will start properly as long as the OS 9.1 CD is in the drive. 
>>Otherwise is hangs at the same point each time.
>>
>>Removed the Apple DVD/CD extension and system boots properly. However, 
>>the CD Audio Player won't activate since the extension is missing.
>>
>>Any advice? I am stumped.
>>
>>Ken
>
>     Maybe the extension is damaged - can happen - if it starts from the 
>CD copy the extension from the CD system/extensions folder to system 
>folder of your HD - should replace the one that's already there - and try 
>a reboot.
>
>     Pete
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Tried that. Oddly enough, the system folder on the OS 9.1 CD has NO CD 
drivers visible.

The machine will start from the CD. It will also start from the HD 
properly as long as the CD is in the drive.

Removing the Extensions from the System Folder on the HD allows the 
machine to start properly, CD or no.

Of course, starting the machine with no CD extensions in the System 
Folder means that no CD will show up on the desktop when inserted.

Using Mount Everything, the drive is seen, but will not mount.

Still an irritating mystery.

Ken

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