[G4] G4 startup very slow when connected to ethernet.

[Wilkin, Wayne (Mass)]

Try this:
System Folder/Servers
delete all items in this folder/ restart

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> Subject: 	[G4] G4 startup very slow when connected to ethernet.
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> I have a G4 running OS9.2
> When I connect the machine to my network the startup takes perhaps
> half-an-hour and 
> once near reaching the standard desktop/finder performance (such as mouse
> movement) crawls along.
> When I disconnect from the router the problem disappears. No other PC or
> Mac
> or wireless AP on the router have any problems.
> Lately the machine has also been giving me the floppy-disc-question-mark
> icon on startup and after a minute or two finds the startup drive.
> 
> Do these point to basic underlying problem or are there simple
> explanations
> for each ? 
> 
> I've reset PRAM and rebuilt desktops.
> 
> The other hardware in the machine is a Digidesign TDM system (2 cards plus
> a
> SCSI card) and a dual monitor Jeronimo J2000 Appian card.
> The system has been running fine for the past 3 years.
> 
> Tips/hints/suggestions welcome.
> 
> Peter, Dublin, Ireland.
> 
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