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Article #556Re: Warning!!! DON'T USE CDFS
From: Roger
Date: Mon, 29 Jun 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 29 Jun 1998 00:00
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Might it be possible that while you were away sleeping, there was a power surge or outage during a disk access, that corrupted your directory? Your system may have even rebooted due to interruption in power. Or maybe the cat walked across your keyboard...heheeh. Seriously though, sorry about your data loss, but it is hard to blame a program for it when you can't even be sure the computer came to no harm while you were asleep. Jackie Chan wrote: > Last night, I hae lost my CDR drive!!! Also, I lost more than 450M > files, which contains more than 6000 files!! > > Last night, I try to use the CDFS system in my Sony CDR drive, CDU928E. > Because it take much time to copy all files, so, I leave the computer > operated overnight. When I wake up to checkt the computer, dead blue > screen appear. So, I should reboot the system. However, I can't ready > any CDrom, or CDR anymore. > > So, trust me, don't use CDFS. It is a rubbish and make your CDR fail!! > > If you have similiar experience, share with us! > > Jackie Chan in Hong Kong
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