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Extensions in Classic
I still haven't figured out how to run update_prebinding properly (there's no command called xoptimize in my path, so I have no idea what that means), but I've managed to speed up classic *considerably* by turning off almost all extensions. If you go into the extensions manager, you can select "as Packages" from the View menu. I started by turning off everything except for the ones listed in "Classic Compatibility Environment", and then turning on a few extensions at a time until all my applications worked.
Extensions in Classic - xoptimise or update_prebinding
I just typed 'update_prebinding -root /' and that seemed to work, repeat with 'update_prebinding -root /volumes/[name of other hard disk]' for any other hard disks or partitions you have that contain applications. for instance I have a secondary drive called c-3po so I type 'update_prebinding -root /volumes/c-3po'
Download xoptimizer here
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