[iBook] Major system crash and What does Transport monitor do?

[Gregory Martinez]

Do you have a good utility such as DiskWarrior? If so, have you run it?

Have you done any basic maintenance/cleanup things like empty all 
caches with a program like Cocktail?

It also would not hurt to zap the PRAM.
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Greg Martinez
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On Oct 24, 2004, at 11:59 AM, Robert Crawford wrote:

> Yesterday I had a system crash. I was reading mail (II had obviously 
> done a lot of stuff since the last restart) and I got the beach ball 
> of death. After about an hour I force shut down the g3 600 iBook.
> Then, It would not restart. the screen stayed blank. After about four 
> tries of that it came up with a text message to shutdown or boot mac 
> os. But, it would not boot mac OS. When I tried that the screen just 
> went blank. Then I tried the Hardware Diag disk, it said everything 
> was fine. I tried to reinstall the OS but it kept hanging on the java 
> install. Then I did the replace OS and it did it.
> Then I moved the user library, for me, from the "previous installs" 
> folder to the current side of the system (saving old installs is a 
> nice feature). The only error I have gotten so far is "Transport 
> monitor can not start, there is a error in the library." In truth, 
> there are probably a lot of errors in the library; it did not move 
> cleanly.
> Any Idea what Transport Monitor does, and should I care about it?
>
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