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From: c60a-aj@danube.Berkeley.EDU (Charles Gousha)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.appletalk
Subject: Re: TOPS and Desktop Manager
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Date: 16 Nov 90 09:58:59 GMT
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In article <9011151438.AA18340@haven.mitre.org> cperry@GATEWAY.MITRE.ORG writes:
>This sounds like another lesson in INIT Chem 101.  Frequently
>the only thing you have to do is change the INIT load order or
>the mix, and the problem is solved...
>That's why I always carry a copy of INIT Tracker or TattleTale around.
>
>Chris

I've tried that on our machines, and they still crash out.  Our machines are
SE's and SE/30's running 6.0.5.

Whatever the case, we've stopped using Desktop Manager, since it only seems
necessary when dealing with LARGE volumes of files on an Appleshare network,
and we don't use one.  Oh well. :-<

BTW, what are INIT Tracker and Tattletale?  I haven't heard of them.
Do they actually point out conflicts, or do they just point out crashing
INIT's?
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