Rallx
02-28-2002, 10:24 AM
I have my hard disk divided into two partions: the boot volume has MacOS 10.1.3 and the other volume has Classic installed (but generally not running). In addition, I have an external firewire drive. All three show up on the desktop. However, when in the Terminal, navigate to /Volumes and do "ls" only the Classic partition and the FireWire drive are listed. The partion that contains MacOS X doesn't show up at all. Now for my UNIX newbie question: is this what is supposed to happen or is something amiss?
I got into this initially because I've started to have problems with several different applications not saving changed preferences and several applications "quitting unexpectedly" after I issue a normal Quit command from the menu (mostly Microsoft apps, but also OmniWeb, BBEdit, and others as well).
(system info: Pismo 500 Mhz powerbook, 640 Mb RAM, extenal monitor).
Thanks,
Rick
I got into this initially because I've started to have problems with several different applications not saving changed preferences and several applications "quitting unexpectedly" after I issue a normal Quit command from the menu (mostly Microsoft apps, but also OmniWeb, BBEdit, and others as well).
(system info: Pismo 500 Mhz powerbook, 640 Mb RAM, extenal monitor).
Thanks,
Rick