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Posted by: Floofies on 2015-12-31 19:17:57
I always knew Appleshare made the startup process a little longer, but how long is "normal"? On a semi-fresh install of OS 9.2.2 on a 1.6Ghz MDD, it's freakishly long (over 2 minutes)... Any reason?
I heard somewhere it could be caused by Appleshare looking to mount non-existent shares (that used to exist), so I deleted the Appleshare prefs file, but nothing changed.
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Posted by: CC_333 on 2015-12-31 20:54:07
1.6 GHz MDD? Did you overclock it or something??
I have noticed the same thing, but it generally doesn't take 2 minutes (a few seconds, maybe). Have you checked your RAM? Is it running okay otherwise? How's Open Transport configured? Are you connected to a network?
Sorry for the questions, but the answers might shed some light on this.
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Posted by: 604ev on 2016-01-01 03:42:51
remove "AppleShare prep" in prefs and also some AppleShare folder in system folder
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Posted by: Elfen on 2016-01-01 08:48:30
Is this on OSX or OS9?
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Posted by: Floofies on 2016-01-01 16:52:01
1.6 GHz MDD? Did you overclock it or something?? Whoops! I was silly and forgot it was 1.25Ghz. 😛
remove "AppleShare prep" in prefs and also some AppleShare folder in system folder Ahh, I found it. The "Servers" folder. Deleting everything in there has alleviated the delay.
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Posted by: 604ev on 2016-01-01 17:10:05
If I recall...
the file "AppleSharePrep" stands for the Servers to be mounted at Startup, so it is no related to slow AppleShare's startup but can be deleted.
And an AppleShare related folder (can't remember the name) inside SystemFolder contains the Aliases to Shared folders on your Mac. If this folder is full it does slow down a lot AppleShare Startup.
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Posted by: Floofies on 2016-01-01 18:59:22
If I recall...
the file "AppleSharePrep" stands for the Servers to be mounted at Startup, so it is no related to slow AppleShare's startup but can be deleted.
And an AppleShare related folder (can't remember the name) inside SystemFolder contains the Aliases to Shared folders on your Mac. If this folder is full it does slow down a lot AppleShare Startup. I only had 2 servers. Not exactly "full", so I'm guessing it was just trying to mount them. Also, I had tried deleting the prep file previously, which didn't do anything.
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Posted by: beachycove on 2016-01-01 19:06:17
There will be a considerable delay if the machine is not properly networked.
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Posted by: Floofies on 2016-01-01 19:08:52
There will be a considerable delay if the machine is not properly networked. What is "properly networked"? Assuming you mean LAN-wise, it was properly networked. The two servers in the "Servers" folder just didn't exist.
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Posted by: 604ev on 2016-01-01 19:18:46
restarting extensions Off then re-delete all appletalk prefs & users&groups prefs and then pram is the best one can do
otherwise, as a LocalTalk server, nothing's better than Jaguar 10.2.8 ...
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Posted by: 604ev on 2016-01-01 19:20:06
I only had 2 servers. Not exactly "full", so I'm guessing it was just trying to mount them. Also, I had tried deleting the prep file previously, which didn't do anything. i'm sure there is another folder which hosts local shared folders aliases (it isn't the "servers" folder)
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