Visualprefs & birdie plus a bit extra .

[leirbag28]

Type this in the Startup Sequence before Visual Prefs and Birdie begin to boot:

ASSIGN DH0: OS3.9:

or what ever the name of your Harddrive is

It will make VisualPrefs and Birdie think that your OS3.9 partition is actually DH0

[leirbag28]

 I think what they mean by the color Zero is that what ever the color for your plain WorkBench background is....choose that color to be the first color on the pallete requestor or in Visual Prefs. Color Zero is the first color there.....not #1   it starts with Zero, then one, then two etc...

[leirbag28]

Get snoopDos to see what is the last thing executed before it reboots! then you might know if something is conflicting