[Pythonmac-SIG] Python on on a second drive
Jack Jansen
jack@oratrix.nl
Fri, 13 Oct 2000 16:07:28 +0200
> I've been working with Python (though not hardly) in a second drive for=
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> quite time and never happened something like that. The only strange thi=
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> that happened and happens is that with my last machine (G4, with MacOS=
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> 9.0.4) I've to launch 'Configure Python' each session I want to work wi=
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> an app with Python embedded. Otherwise it can't find "PythonCore". This=
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> was reported by me (and some other guy) to the list, but we could never=
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> have other solution than having 'Configure Python' as a StartUp Item...=
Ah... Now we're getting somewhere! At least: we're getting somewhere with=
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problem. My guess is that because the PythonCore alias points to another =
disk, =
and that disk is not mounted yet when MacOS starts looking for INITs in t=
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Extension folder it will somehow break the alias (probably while trying t=
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resolve it).
> Now I've tried to set the (finder) flag to "File has no INIT" (with =
> ResEdit), once restarted the same happened, and both flags (No init, an=
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> inited) were checked in the alias file. I don't know if this is what yo=
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> meant. I'm off of being an expert.
Hmm, yet another good idea out the window.
Does anyone else know of MacOS problems with aliases in the Extensions fo=
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I do notice that PythonCore is the only alias I have in the extension fol=
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on my machine, so maybe it isn't a good idea to have aliases there in the=
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first place?
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