> > Give the poor puppy a soup bone to chew on. I've been using 10.2.8 > since the first edition appeared. What I did after installing 10.2.8 > (and playing around a bit where I had no problems) is use DiskWarrior > (has 10.2.3) to check my system. > > I fell into an obsessiveness of running some disk utility after big > changes as I always find something to fix this way. But then I'm such a > nervous nellie that every other startup of X, I startup in user mode > with the apple/s key to get the geek look to the screen. > > At the promp, I type "fsck(space)-y" and watch (not always) the system > check things. If anything wrong is found there, you will see "system > has been changed, etc". Then type exit and the startup finishes in the > normal manner. > > There were a few items DW found to correct. After that, I've not had > problems like the ones you suffered. For classic, I use OS 9.1 as I > never fell in love with 9.2 and 9.1 works like always for my needs and > it loads OK with 10.2.8. HTH. > Eric > Everything seems fine except the screensavers. 3rd party or Apple's own cause a complete system freeze after being active for a couple of minutes.
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