When bad things happen to good Mac's [OT]
Derick Centeno
aguilarojo at verizon.net
Thu Jul 21 10:41:37 MDT 2005
Thanks Mark for your comment regarding Techtools. I thought I was
outnumbered, here. All that grating, gnashing of teeth and all...
another voice, yours, is sincerely appreciated. :-) Things can be
rough here, but overall they are nice people.... really!
On Jul 21, 2005, at 1:19 AM, Mark Guertin wrote:
> Just wanted to chime in on a few things from this thread..
>
> [truncated]
> Techtool uses it's own hfs/hfs+ repair tools to do the dirty work (and
> not fsck, which I bet drive genius does -- probably why neither fsck
> or drive genius could fix the damage). Again the now gone Norton Disk
> Doctor had yet another set of repair tools. These apps take a
> different approach than Diskwarrior, in fact the opposite. They look
> at the catalogs and then try to match up all the files in the
> filesystem to them, repairing things as found and needed, and they do
> a muc more in depth scan of the files themselves and rarely touch the
> catalogs. have you ever seen the screen in Disk Doctor that dumped
> you into the "filesaver" mode? That basically meant that the catalogs
> were corrupted beyond repair and it did the diskwarrior type thing to
> try and find any files that were intact...
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