Yes, right through to 9.2.2. The Mac has sighted an approaching pie-man with a tray. But toast, whether high-fibre white or multigrain, just Will Not Do. The taste of the pies is the next hurdle in the sequence.
SCSI, FDD and Sound were all initialized just before pointer appeared, so the Start Manager asks PRAM for the address of a startup volume, failing which it polls the internal and external FDDs and serial HDD, and then cycles for a SCSI HDD or other available device in the order SCSI ID 6 to 0. The first Pluses didn't cycle, which had its limitations if spin-up was delayed. Then, more-or-less all-at-once, boot blocks are read, Happy Mac appears, SCSI drivers are loaded and pies are taste-tested. Splash screen appears only if the pies are pleasing.
The abovementioned Silverlining splash screens, one for each SCSI bus, precede the Happy Mac's appearance, and then show the drivers being installed at the previously specified SCSI IDs while Happy Mac is ogling the pie-tray.
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SCSI, FDD and Sound were all initialized just before pointer appeared, so the Start Manager asks PRAM for the address of a startup volume, failing which it polls the internal and external FDDs and serial HDD, and then cycles for a SCSI HDD or other available device in the order SCSI ID 6 to 0. The first Pluses didn't cycle, which had its limitations if spin-up was delayed. Then, more-or-less all-at-once, boot blocks are read, Happy Mac appears, SCSI drivers are loaded and pies are taste-tested. Splash screen appears only if the pies are pleasing.
The abovementioned Silverlining splash screens, one for each SCSI bus, precede the Happy Mac's appearance, and then show the drivers being installed at the previously specified SCSI IDs while Happy Mac is ogling the pie-tray.
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