On 9/26/03, Pyx Findlekind <pyx_findlekind at telus.net> wrote: > >>On 09/24/03, Pyx Findlekind <pyx_findlekind at telus.net> wrote: >>> >>>> > >Does anyone know of a fany key combo I could hold down on boot that >>>>> >would let me bypassthe memory chek on boot so I could boot directly >>>>> >to my boot screen? Or am I just dreaming? >>>> >>>>>You're dreaming. :-) >>>>> >>>>>But there is a solution. Open the Memory Control Panel (on 9 only!) while >>>>>holding down the option key. You will get an extra radio button that will >>>>>let you disable the startup memory test. >>>> >>>>Rats! Looks like this feature despaired in 9.1 or I did not do it >>>>correctly. >>>>But the good news is every time I boot, I have time to go to the beach for >>>>the weekend before the desktop screen come up! >>> >>> So, can't we just get a copy of the "9 only" Control Panel and >>> replace the new one? >>> PYX >> >>A few points. >> >>1. Accessing the control panel in Classic is not possible, because OS X >>controls the memory. >> >>2. The key combo is hold CMD + OPT, while booted into a standalone OS 9 >>volume, and is available in all OS 9 versions. >> >>3. There are no control panels in OS X, so there's nothing to replace. > > Check and Mate. > Reinstalling the revamped 9 entirely? What's a revamped 9? I don't understand what you're asking. Unless you have a standalone OS 9+ on your machine, you can't access the memory check option. If you do, then, while booted into OS 9+ (not Classic), hold down the CMD + OPT keys, open the memory control panel, and deselect the memory check button.