Something really strange happened to me yesterday.  The system booted 
fine, up to the point at which it says changing root to sd1a and then 
hung.  Does this mean I have to re mkfs the partition again?  (4th time 
and still never been able to start up twice in a row)  Is this some freak 
problem that only occurs with my system?  It's a PB 145, external 540 Mb 
Quantum mechanism drive (the slow one) with a little over 64 megs of unix
Root & User Partition.  I'm still using the 9.16 kernel as the 11.26 
won't work with powerbooks, right?  Is that an adb problem?  Is there a 
kernel out there that supports adb on powerbooks?  How about FPE?  It's 
not really a big problem -- I'm moving the drive over to a IIsi at my 
father's workplace as soon as I can get the system workign consistently.

On a side note, what *is* a magic number?

Later,

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