Computers must die, Part II.
Nov. 27th, 2001 11:08 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
batskeetsSo I had a BIG scare a little while ago... y'see, I was poking around with project stuff, when the computer froze all of a sudden. So, I had to reboot.
Except for the fact that it WOULDN'T BOOT UP.
Cue nervous breakdown.
I'm not sure what the problem was, but I tried booting up the poor little Mac again and again, and it wouldn't boot properly. (I guess the System Folder was goofed up or something...) But yeah, I was freaked out beyond all recognition. My entire project was on that machine, and I couldn't even get at it. x_x
Fortunately, James is God of All Macintoshes, so he fixed it for me. ;_; I would have been so screwed without him.
Argh. So I lost a couple hours of work time because the computer hosed itself. I got to put more info into my Palm while I waited, but I was hella, hella nervous.
I should probably just go to bed and call it a day, but I am ever vigilant and/or stubborn, so I'm going to go work on it now.
Except for the fact that it WOULDN'T BOOT UP.
Cue nervous breakdown.
I'm not sure what the problem was, but I tried booting up the poor little Mac again and again, and it wouldn't boot properly. (I guess the System Folder was goofed up or something...) But yeah, I was freaked out beyond all recognition. My entire project was on that machine, and I couldn't even get at it. x_x
Fortunately, James is God of All Macintoshes, so he fixed it for me. ;_; I would have been so screwed without him.
Argh. So I lost a couple hours of work time because the computer hosed itself. I got to put more info into my Palm while I waited, but I was hella, hella nervous.
I should probably just go to bed and call it a day, but I am ever vigilant and/or stubborn, so I'm going to go work on it now.
