date and X settings not saving?
Jay Savage
yellowdog-general@lists.terrasoftsolutions.com
Tue Apr 23 20:40:00 2002
On the (drastic but excellent) advice of several on this list, I solved my FireWire problem yesterday by ripping my disk out of the FW enclosure and installing it internally in my B & W G3. Worked like a charm...once I remembered to jumper the former FW drive as slave. :) I then swapped a bunch of files aroundd reformatted the drive to get rid of the funny FW drivers, and then did a clean reinstall of YDL 2.1 to make use of the new partitions. The new setup looks something like this:
hda (6 GB):
drivers
bootstrap (10.0G)
MacOS 9 ( 1.8G)
YDL Root ( 4.40)
Swap (96.0M)
hdb (40GB):
drivers
HFS+ (13.0G)
HFS+ ( 7.5G)
YDL /usr ( 7.5G)
YDL /home ( 7.5G)
HFS cross platform file-swap (1.8G)
The install seemed to go fine, and I noticed rather dramatic improvement (because the same physical drive is no longer handling both swapping and the read-writes to the shared files in /usr?). /but/ I now lose both the time and my X configuration everytime I reboot. Setting the date isn't too bad, but running Xconfigurator all the time is a pain. I initially thought--since it involved the system clock--that it might be the battery, but the system clock works fine on the Mac side.
Any thoughts about where I sould look for the problem?
Thanks,
--jay savage
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