#Iconidiot
Nancy,
the def_KICK file is for when a user inserts a Kickstart disk (a disk
with the system ROM on it) in the system. Given that many people don't
use Kickstart anymore, it's not very useful today.
As for finding the def_#? files, if you look in the MagicWB directory,
you'll notice that there is a subdirectory named XEN-ICONS. In this,
you'll find a subdirectory called PREFS. In this drawer you'll find a
drawer called ENV-ARCHIVE. In this drawer, you'll find the drawer SYS.
Finally, within this drawer, you'll find the default icons that MagicWB
loaded to your Env-Archive drawer in Prefs.
Quite a bit of subdrawers to go through to find the def-#? icons, but
they are there if you ever need to restore them. If a drawer does not
show up, you will need to use the Window menu and select Show and All
Files to get them to appear.
In your case, you need to copy those files, DEF_DISK and DEF_KICK to
your ENV-ARCHIVE/SYS drawer. Simply open the comprable drawer
(MagicWB/Xen-Icons/Prefs/Env-Archive/Sys and copy to the equivalent, i.e.
Sys:Prefs/Env-Archive/Sys.
I hope this helps.
Brian
bjbart@watnxt01.ucr.edu