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Edward Floden #1
Can Diskwarrior fix this?
Until now, every directory problem that I've encountered has been
corrected by running Disk Utility, or fsck in single-user mode. But I
have a problem that they can't fix. Here's an excerpt from the status
given by fsck:
** Checking Catalog file.
Missing thread record (id=8370)
Missing thread record (id=8385)
Missing thread record (id=84914)
** Checking multi-linked files.
** Checking Catalog hierarchy.
Invalid volume directory count
(It should be 30492 instead of 30495)
Invalid volume file count
(It should be 156536 instead of 156545)
** Checking volume bitmap.
** Checking volume information.
Invalid volume directory count
(It should be 30495 instead of 30492)
The directory and file counts will vary, of course, but the thread
records are always the same. And the two mentions of 'invalid volume
directory count' contradict each other!?
Is this a situation which Diskwarrior (which I don't have, yet) can
correct, or will I need to wipe the drive and restore a backup?
Ed.
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Jerry Kindall #2
Re: Can Diskwarrior fix this?
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In article <b7b239c00482651cc697c0066be184b6@TeraNews>, Edward Floden
<techren@techren.com> wrote:
Although nothing is guaranteed, DiskWarrior should fix that without any> Is this a situation which Diskwarrior (which I don't have, yet) can
> correct, or will I need to wipe the drive and restore a backup?
difficulty. Certainly I've had it fix things that _looked_ much worse.
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