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Spinning Beach Ball & the Finder?
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Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Brownsvile, Texas
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Anyone else getting the spinning beach ball when restarting and opening the Finder? After restarting, when opening the Finder, I'll get the beach ball for about 3 minutes before it opens. I'm on an airport connection. I did an archive and install installation and repaired permissions. Everything else about Panther is fantastic, except this, but it's still worth it. Until Apple fixes this, I'll just refrain from restarting.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
YoungTurk
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PB G4 12" 1.33 ghtz 1.25 RAM/80 HD/AE/SuperDrive, FP iMac 800 (Superdrive), Silver iPod Mini, iBook 600 Combo, PMac G4 733 (Superdrive), Snow iMac 600
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Brownsvile, Texas
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Originally posted by YoungTurk:
Anyone else getting the spinning beach ball when restarting and opening the Finder? After restarting, when opening the Finder, I'll get the beach ball for about 3 minutes before it opens. I'm on an airport connection. I did an archive and install installation and repaired permissions. Everything else about Panther is fantastic, except this, but it's still worth it. Until Apple fixes this, I'll just refrain from restarting.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
YoungTurk
Update:
This seems to have fixed the problem:
Go to Applications>Utilities>Directory Access and make sure AppleTalk is enabled. It is not by default. Also, for good measure, delete everything from your Startup Items in System Preferences>Accounts.
YoungTurk
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PB G4 12" 1.33 ghtz 1.25 RAM/80 HD/AE/SuperDrive, FP iMac 800 (Superdrive), Silver iPod Mini, iBook 600 Combo, PMac G4 733 (Superdrive), Snow iMac 600
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