The installation was always on a fresh, unmodified, clean OS3.1 load. I described the results in post #3. The screen wouldn't go black, it would just "hang', the system would lock up, and the boot process also hang. I thought it might be an interaction with the Indivision, but after sleeping, I don't think so.
I don't know about the rest of you, but, I had a hard time rounding up 6 error-free floppies. I think this was the root of my problem (self-inflicted
). The media I wrote Tools to had block errors (I ended up with 3 different disks with Tools written to them, none free of errors). When 1 would stop (Retry or Abort), I would Retry with another until it stopped and then try the 3rd disk. Its not hard to imagine this would produce a corrupted install! Fortunately, my 3-disk set of BWB (version 3.4) was error-free. It installed beautifully. Perhaps next time, I will attempt to install from the RamDisk: (if the machine has enough memory) and skip the floppies.
In truth, I'm not interested in the alternate icon sets introduced sometime after 3.4. The magic for me is in the bug fixes, improved libraries & datatypes, and the modernized capacity to deal with long filenames and Zip drives, etc, all from 1 package.
I think I will simply load some of the later updates and additions (Redit, etc) manually.
@ Gulliver Thanks again for this excellent package and your hard work to update and support it!
