| From: | Duane A. Miller |
| Date: | 28 May 2000 at 04:26:00 |
| Subject: | Re: Crashed again |
Hello Roger,
I did as you suggested and changed the filesystem to l:fastfilesystem. It
was plain fastfilesystem before. I have had a couple of crashes truing to
play a midi song since without messing up the bootblock again, so maybe it
worked. I don't understand why I can't play a midi song over my computer
while I am online anymore. It used to work just fine. That's why I bought a
pcm modem for my 1200 030 40 mghz computer. It's not a ppc, just an
ordinary 1200 with an Apollo 030 in it. My hard drive is a total of 4 gigs
with 6 partitions on it so I could have an extra partition for cashes and
downloads separate from my online programs. They are on DH1: and the other
files are on DHa1:
On 27-May-00, you wrote:
> On 27-May-00, Duane wrote:
>> My system crashed again when I was using Aweb this time. Last time I
>> was using Voyager. It wiped out the boot block again. When I first
>> started using 3.5, my system went down while I was online without
>> hurting the boot block. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I takes
>
> Hmm! Sounds like something wrote over the bootblock/bitmap.
> Do you have a HD larger than 4 gig? Do you have you cache/temp/download
> stuff on your last partition?
> If you do, you most likely have the probb I HAD.
>
> Use HDToolBox (or CyberSCSI if you use a Blizzard scsi card)
> choose to update/change the filesystem.
> Select L:FastFileSystem
> The click save/change. that's it.
> Oh, and check that you actually use FFS, and not PFS/AFS/SFS etc.
>
> Once I did this all worked fine.
>
Regards
Duane
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