OK initial problem solved: I had this in the open stack handler:
which, if commented out, lets the stand alone boot just fine on OS 9...
--on openstack
-- put url "http://www.himalayanAcademy.com/runrev/versionControl.txt"; into tCheckVersion
--
-- If item 1 of line 1 of tCheckVersion = "HA Stack Player" then -- show button "Stack Index"
-- if item 2 of tCheckVersion <> (the engineVersion of this stack) then -- upgradeNotice
-- end if
-- end if
-- --end openStack
but, now I have new problems... app is crashing the mac... this user hasn't rebuilt their desktop or optimized their hard drive in the 3 years they had the machine ;-(
On Aug 23, 2004, at 7:04 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 8/23/04 6:25 PM, Sannyasin Sivakatirswami wrote:
More info on this:
I tried to open my HA Stack Player standalone, built for PPC, on my OSX machine. Of course, Classic started up first, but then, the standalone did not boot: no error msg. Same thing if Classic is up and running first.
Did it start to launch and then suddenly quit immediately, before the stack loaded? That happened to me once a long time ago. Turns out I had moved the color picker out of the Extensions folder, and the engine was hard-linked to it. When it couldn't find the color picker, it just quit without warning.
That's not to say that the color picker is your problem, but I know OS X moves a few extensions out of their original OS 9 folders. There may be others that Rev expects to find on an OS 9 system which have gone missing. Do you have a native OS 9 machine you can boot into to test?
PPC standalones normally run fine in Classic.
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