2.04 Startup
Joanne,
Definitely. Maybe I wasn't as clear as I thought, since that's what I've
been trying to say in this thread. I try to leave the startup-sequence as
stock as possible in my machine.
There are, though, certain things that, should you want/need to do them,
need to go into the startup-sequence so that they're run before other
system programs. (Like running Enforcer quiet before Binddrivers if you
have a Bridgeboard, running the special MergeMem command that came with my
Ramworks board so that I have FAST memory, or mounting VD0: and changing
the RAM: references if you want to use it.) I _do_ highly recommend
leaving startup-sequence alone, but, there are legitimate exceptions to
the rule.
I think that we're saying the same thing. 8)
David