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Since installing X, I've noticed that when running regular 9.0.4 I occasionally have problems getting the computer to reboot or shutdown.

Hmm, that's an interesting idea. I hadn't thought of that. It reminds me of the really strange behavior that you get when connecting with Timbuktu to X. I'll report back after I try it at work tomorrow.

So does anyone know how to connect to windows share volumes? I was using DAVE and I know about Samba for unix.. anyone doing this?

You can mount volumes from the finder. I just mounted my 9.0.4 system on my X system without problem. And it is very fast!

I think I read somewhere that you cannot connect via appletalk.. haven't tried yet. It would be available in the connect server volume menu command in the finder.

Check these out: http://www.versiontracker.com/mp/new_search.m?productDB=mac&mode=Quick&OS_Filter=MacOSX&search=clock

I agree, Kabuki. The items you outlined are slow enough to keep me from using X as my primary work environment.

Not too bad? I've never had final cut crash on me ever! -d

It would be too slow. -d

Apparently Apple's Final Cut Pro doesn't like classic. It froze my entire computer up twice tonight. (no force quit or app switching allowed- mouse froze)

It would probably be fine for a few apps under OSX. If you launch classic, you'll start to chew up swap space...

If you burn the cd from a Toast image, make sure not to mount the image first. If you do, the resulting cd will not work.