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From: boris@world.std.com (Boris Levitin)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.system
Subject: Re: INIT problems on my IIsi
Keywords: IIsi, INITs, possible conflicts...
Message-ID: <1990Dec9.091227.25397@world.std.com>
Date: 9 Dec 90 09:12:27 GMT
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fc159117@seas.gwu.edu (Jens Johansen) writes:

>I have just received my new IIsi the other day, and I'm currently trying to
>get it to load up my INITs properly.

>I am trying to use the following INITs:

>GateKeeper, GateKeeper Aid, init cdev, Jasmine, After Dark (older version),
>AltCDEF, DfaultD 2.03, Flash-It 2.0, InUse cdev 2.0,PseudoFPU, QuicKeys, 
>SoundMaster, SUM Shield INIT, WindowShade, ~atm 2.0, SuperSpool, DeskPict,
>Icon Wrap 1.2, Facade, Color Cursor, and 32 Bit QuickDraw.

>32 Bit QuickDraw never ran, and I'm not too worried about that yet because
>I don't need it yet...  I would just like to know why.

Because on the IIsi 32-bit QuickDraw is in ROM.  (Read the ReadMe file in
the Apple Color folder on the System Additions floppy of the 6.0.7
distribution.)

>The main problem is that all the inits after SuperSpool (in alphabetical
>order) fail to load up.  Am I just trying to load too darned many INITs or
>or is there another, more cryptic reason?  And how can it be fixed?

Try renaming the suspect INITs.