Am I the only one that got an unable to find FileSharingLib error after the 9.1 upgrade? When I re-booted, it said it couldn't start the MacOS Setup Assistant because it couldn't find FileSharingLib. No big deal, as the SetUp Assistant is one of the first things I put in the trash. I've checked my old 9.04 system, and it's not there either. What gives?

--huh?

Hey, huh?

I know this post is a little dated, but having just upgraded to 9.1, I was wondering the same thing. What the hell is that file?

I am also quite quick to trash the Assistants, but still I wonder...have you learned anything more about this.

Thanks.


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"The only consistant people I know are dead."

iMac DVSE 400/128/13
OS 9.0.4

[This message has been edited by Storyboy (edited 02-26-2001).]

If the computer says that "FileSharingLib" is missing, go into your Extensions Manager and turn on "File Sharing Library." If it doesn't show up in Extensions Manager, reinstall the system.

[This message has been edited by AppleScript (edited 02-26-2001).]

Or instead of reinstalling to whole system, extract the missing extension with TomeViewer and put it in the Extensions Folder.

Thanks.

And, duh!

I was searching for an extension called "FileSharingLib" and I was so ready for 9.1 issues that I completely overlooked the obvious.

And, again, it really didn't matter anyway.

Thanks again.