>Hi all,
>
>I've been watching this list for a while getting tips etc, and (after seeing
>people say they have it running on similar setups to mine) decided to give
>it a go.

It's a massive coup that you get it working, I use it on mine despite 
having less RAM than you and only one hard disk (albeit 40GB :) ).

>My first problem:  X-postfacto2.2b7 crashes with a error type -3 just as
>it's first window draws. I have tried with 9.04 Base Set of extensions,
>zapped the PRAM, rebuilt the Desktop etc. Same thing.

I concur with Terry - I think you need to try 9.1, I don't know who 
told Terry it was better but they need their Mac-head testing, 9.0.4 
has several definite bugs in it.

>Should I try an older
>version of Xpostfacto (which one?) or could I not have it setup right?

It requires no setting up other than running XPF AFAIK. If 9.1 
doesn't work you could try getting the previous iteration.

>I download, unstuff the archive mount the .img and run Xpostfacto. It looks
>like a Control Panel. If it is, where do the components go?

You can try lobbing it in the System Folder (Mac OS automatically 
files it in 'Control Panels') but i fount it doesn't make a lot of 
difference, it's just easier to find later.

>My set-up (yes it's basic - I have no dosh!)

Hah, mine beats yours for minimalism ;)

>7300/180

7300/200 w/ 256k cache

>112megs ram

64MB RAM (I am getting 512MB but it's not here yet)

>8gig SCSI2 on PCI card with OS9.04 installed
>2gig SCSI (OEM) on internal bus for OS10.0.3

I have one ATA/100 40GB hard disk on an ACARD SCSIDE Bridge (which is 
a great piece of kit if you need a cheap hard disk and not another 
PCI card). Does the 'First 8GB' rule still apply on older machines as 
I have it instaslled on a 40GB partition and it seems fine at the 
moment....

>USB PCI card installed

I have a Belkin USB card - essential item if you want OS X to be at 
it's best, because even though it does work with ADB, it deosn't 
support hot-plugging of ADB devices (not recommended by most but I 
have 2 k/bs between 3 Macs, I can't help it, I haven't killed any of 
the 8 Macs I've done it on yet....) so you need USB to suport 
hot-plugable stuff.

>10/100 PCI card installed

Try taking this out until you get OS X running and then install it 
again. You will probably need OS X drivers too.

>OEM CD-ROM
>OEM video (4megs)

Uggh that 12x CD is a dog. I only have 2MB VRAM too but am chasing some more.

Good luck :).

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