Howdy y'all,
This is a pretty ugly scenario here. I'll give ya the details.....
We recently sent our G3 to the shop, came back with Mac OS X and Mac OS 9.2 in a new 62 gig (grin!) drive. This was set as the master drive. Our old hard drive, a 6 gig running Mac OS 8.6 was fragged pretty bad because of Connectix and other things. It was designated as the slave drive. I had plans to wipe it clean and use it as a virtual PC.
So I'm copying all the needed files from my old 6 gig to the new 62 gig OS X beast. That goes smoothly. I install AppleWorks 6 smoothly, and reboot. I do the same with Deluxe Quicken 2000. The next day, while playing with AppleWorks 6 (which requires the Mac OS 9), I come to the sullen realization that the Easy Installation installs crap for fonts. So I pop in my AppleWorks 6 CD and reinstall it with all the fonts. No, I didn't uninstall. I think that was my cardinal sin. I rebooted the machine, and I receive an ever jubilant "Unimplemented Trap" error. "Try restarting while holding down the shift key", it tells me. I try that, and I still get the error message.
Now that I'm panicking, I pop in the G3 system CD, run DiskRepair on the Mac OS X 62 gig drive. It tells me that MountCheck found a minor problem (really, I can't see how this is a minor problem, lol). I reboot, and the 'minor problem' is still there. I've run Startup Disk in the control panel and told it to run from the Mac OS X drive, that didn't do any good. We removed all of the AppleWorks files, thinking that since the error came when we reinstalled Appleworks it may go away when the Appleworks are removed. That didn't help either. SO! Now I'm exasperated and need some guidance. I'm relatively new to the Mac systems, and this certainly isn't making a good impression! PLEASE HELP!!!
This is a pretty ugly scenario here. I'll give ya the details.....
We recently sent our G3 to the shop, came back with Mac OS X and Mac OS 9.2 in a new 62 gig (grin!) drive. This was set as the master drive. Our old hard drive, a 6 gig running Mac OS 8.6 was fragged pretty bad because of Connectix and other things. It was designated as the slave drive. I had plans to wipe it clean and use it as a virtual PC.
So I'm copying all the needed files from my old 6 gig to the new 62 gig OS X beast. That goes smoothly. I install AppleWorks 6 smoothly, and reboot. I do the same with Deluxe Quicken 2000. The next day, while playing with AppleWorks 6 (which requires the Mac OS 9), I come to the sullen realization that the Easy Installation installs crap for fonts. So I pop in my AppleWorks 6 CD and reinstall it with all the fonts. No, I didn't uninstall. I think that was my cardinal sin. I rebooted the machine, and I receive an ever jubilant "Unimplemented Trap" error. "Try restarting while holding down the shift key", it tells me. I try that, and I still get the error message.
Now that I'm panicking, I pop in the G3 system CD, run DiskRepair on the Mac OS X 62 gig drive. It tells me that MountCheck found a minor problem (really, I can't see how this is a minor problem, lol). I reboot, and the 'minor problem' is still there. I've run Startup Disk in the control panel and told it to run from the Mac OS X drive, that didn't do any good. We removed all of the AppleWorks files, thinking that since the error came when we reinstalled Appleworks it may go away when the Appleworks are removed. That didn't help either. SO! Now I'm exasperated and need some guidance. I'm relatively new to the Mac systems, and this certainly isn't making a good impression! PLEASE HELP!!!
