Re: [NTLK] NCU in Classic on Mac OS X

From: Laurent Daudelin (laurent_daudelin_at_fanniemae.com)
Date: Wed Nov 27 2002 - 12:08:08 EST

On 27/11/02 11:08, "Mick Ring" <lists_at_rynosoft.com> wrote:

> I recently made the commitment to Mac OS X on my Beige G3. I'm slowly trying
> out my various apps to see if they'll run in Classic or if I'll want/have to
> upgrade. NCU, of course, does not give me this choice.
>
> Last night I tried to run it for the first time in Classic and did not have
> good results. The first time I tried it gave me errors related to the serial
> port before hanging with a blank main window. I had to force quit it (after
> waiting a couple of minutes) before I could delete the prefs file and try
> again. Now I no longer get the serial port errors but it still hangs on the
> main window. Note that I did restart Classic in between force quits.
>
> Anybody else seen this problem? Any clues on how to get by it?

I never had any problem running NCU under Classic in OS X 10.2.2. If you're
having problems, I would suggest you try reinstalling NCU so that you will
get all needed extensions (those evils!)...

-Laurent. 

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