> MacOS windows are still there...right after the so I sez...

	OK. It could be due to:

1) a bogus kernel (e.g. it doesn't do the MMU setup correctly,
                    and thus it never clears the display memory)

2) something preventing the Booted code from running
    (e.g. a whole heap of networking interrupts from some device
          causing the kernel to freak out. Is there a LocalTalk
          network active?)

3) something screwy with the environment variables being passed
    to the executing kernel
    (sometimes fixed by zapping the PRAM)

	1 or 2 is the most likely. Haven't seen 3 on any machine
except an AV Quadra.

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