doemel said:- "locate" doesn't work anymore in the Terminal. I get an error message "locate: no database file /var/db/locate.database". Don't know how to fix that...
Another thing you might try, instead of locate, is:
find / -name filename
The / indicates where you want to start your search. If you are looking for the inetd.conf file or a resume.doc, you could do:
find / -name inetd.conf
find /Users -name resume.doc
Anyway, just in case you didnt know about this command, I find it more useful than locate because there is no database to update.
As for my Panther bug: after I installed Panther, I downloaded Backup (not the beta), and installed it, eagerly waiting to use backup to restore loads of settings and files. No such luck. Every time I started the app, it would complain of an error and quit. So I had to manually restore everything by going to my idisk, then to the backup folder, and downloading everything bit by bit.