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Thanks Glenn,

I don't have a dual boot. It is supposed to be just MacOS9.2.2 and 
that, apart from some lost OSX files, is all I can see on it as far as 
system goes. Actually I didn't install it myself, I asked my dealer to 
install it that way because I couldn't manage getting a clean OS9 
installation on this machine (the last one to have the ability to have 
just OS9 on it but it came with only OSX installed). I never touched 
those OSX files and left well alone since I never had any problems with 
them.

Bob Lowen
bob.lowen@...
On 04 Nov 2004, at 22:07, glenn wrote:

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>  on 11/4/04 3:46 AM, Bob Lowen at rlow@... wrote:
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>  >
>  > Thanks Jan. I already did what you suggested at some time and in 
> some
>  > order. The second time booting also usually solves the problem, but 
> it
>  > keeps coming back regularly, so I'm beginning to think a hardware
>  > problem, as you suggested, might be beginning to rear its ugly head.
>  >
>  > Cheers, Bob
>  >
>  > PS Een NL en een B die in het Engels converseren :-)
>  >
>  > Bob Lowen
>  > bob.lowen@...
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>  if you've got dual boot w/both os's on the same disk (partitions 
> don't fix)
>  then osx will, WILL write a huge swap file overwriting your os9 stuff 
> if you
>  start running low on gigs free on the drive. The only solution long 
> term is
>  to have the dual boot on totally seperate drives. If you can salvage 
> your
>  stuff cool, i used techtool pro to do but that only worked for so 
> long, hear
>  disk warrior is better, don't know for sure, do know it neither will 
> fix
>  this long term if you're dual boot on one drive. In any case apple no 
> longer
>  tests for os9 at least not in a dual boot on the same drive config 
> and there
>  aren't really any clear warnings (there might be but i didn't see 
> them) lost
>  data on boot and external firewires as a result.
>
>  hope this helps,
>  glenn
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