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2 total messages Started by "Tom Bonura" Tue, 28 May 1991 19:51
Mx crashes MacIIfx under 7.0 in 32 bit mode
#371
Author: "Tom Bonura"
Date: Tue, 28 May 1991 19:51
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Does anyone know if TI plans to rewrite the microexplorer driver such that it is
"32-bit clean"?  The version of the microexplorer which I have crashes a MacIIfx
when in 32 bit mode under Mac system 7.0.  The version of the driver which I am
using is 6.09.


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Re: Mx crashes MacIIfx under 7.0 in 32 bit mode
#372
Author: Emilio Agustin
Date: Wed, 29 May 1991 13:41
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In article <2884449118-811707@JEDI> bonura@GOOFY ("Tom Bonura") writes:
>Does anyone know if TI plans to rewrite the microexplorer driver such that it is
>"32-bit clean"?  The version of the microexplorer which I have crashes a MacIIfx
>when in 32 bit mode under Mac system 7.0.  The version of the driver which I am
>using is 6.09.
>

On a related note... We have a MicroExplorer inside a vanilla MacII 
(yes the old ones with 800k floppy drives). 
 The new system 7.0 seems to work ok except for the fact that the 
cursor freezes. Not even booting with the installer disk works
(the cursor still freezes).

Does anybody know how to "defreeze" (:-) the mouse, or if the
problem is micro-Explorer related? 

Thanks!.

Emilio Agustin			JANET:  eam@uk.ac.edinburgh.aipna
Dept. of AI			ARPA:   eam%uk.ac.ed.aipna@nsfnet-relay.ac.uk
University of Edinburgh		UUCP:   ...!ukc!ed.ac.uk.aipna!eam
Scotland, U.K.
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