It was 25/6/03 2:03 pm, when Rodolpho Pajuaba wrote:
> Under older MacOSs, if you wanted to be safe, you could just burn a CD
> with the entire System Folder, and reinstall it when something bad
> happenned. What could be the equivalent under MacOS X? Can this be
> done? In WinXP (oh, dear ;-) ) you have the option of go back in many
> days before, is there anything similar in X?
Rodolpho
Been running OS X Jaguar since it first came out. No need for a 'safe mode'
or 'go back' as the old extension conflict seems to be a thing of the past.
I had one panic period when apps started to crawl and I ended up watching
the beach ball for endless minutes at a time.
The list came to the rescue! I think it was OS X evangelist Paul Bradforth.
<g> I tried Macaroni and then the free Macjanitor to do the housekeeping
that OS X does automatically if you leave it on 24/7. No problems since and
I now run Macjanitor regularly.
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