> 
> On Sat, 16 Dec 1995, The Great Mr. Kurtz <davagatw@mars.utm.edu> wrote:
> 
> > AFAIK, most of them just delete the finder file and leave only one 
> > program on the disk, which is then the one that gets launched.  If you 
> > really want to try something, take a simple program, rename it Finder, 
> > put it on disk with a minimal system file for your system (the Disk Tools 
> > disk would probably be a good source), and, using Resedit, change the 
> > file type to FNDR and the creator to MACS.  Then, see if it'll boot.  If 
> > it did, you're all set.  If not, we know that something else is different.
> 
> I'm certain this will not work (I think I've tried it before)... 

Yesterday I did this on a 7.1 system.  It *works*.  I found an old
mac II, 851 incl, with only 2Mb Ram (8 x 256kb), so you see why I
needed this.  I will have to add some ram though :-/

Marc
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