Tiger Problems

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Max E. Hauck

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Halloh all!

Having up-dated to Tiger I can no longer start classic, since AFP wnats to connect to server 192.168.1.105 which does not exist in my home network. How can I wean it from this unfriendly habit?

I have tried the first of Cheryl's suggestions to Vincent, alas to no avail: I have put the apple talk extension into the extension folder (deleted), restarted, but the same messages appear: looking for the above mentioned server and telling me the server is not running.

I should be extremely grateful for any help. I depend on Classic solely for Quark.

Thank you very much!

Yours sincerely Max:(
 
OK, in the Mac OS 9 System Folder, there should be another folder called Servers. Look in there for any aliases to shares. If they are there, delete them all. I had this problem when running OS 9 as my main OS years ago, and that solved the problem.
 
Thanks, Nixgeek, for lending a helping hand.
The server file is empty, and the beast still tries to connect to 192.68.1.105... instead of just starting Classic.
 
Are you sure you went to "Macintosh HD-->System Folder-->Servers"? There is a folder called "System" but that's an OS X system folder. The Classic System folder is called "System Folder". In there, is the "Servers" folder.

If you don't have the "System Folder" folder, then you don't have Classic installed.

The other thing you can do is head to System Preferences and select the Classic pane. There, have it search again for the Classic System Folder.
 
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