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Article #43278dcheck
From: Joel Mathew Hegberg
Date: Mon, 20 Dec 1993 06:12
Date: Mon, 20 Dec 1993 06:12
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Regarding DCheck and "Sector was previously allocated" message... Under OSK, when I run dcheck on my hard drive, I get several (about 6 screen-fulls) of messages like "Sector 004001 (byte=0800 bit=1) not in file structure." (differing byte, sector, and bit values, of course.) Still, after dcheck is done, it says, "file structure is intact." What do all those "not in file structure" messages mean if the file structure is in tact? Should I be worried? -- Joel Mathew Hegberg. Delphi : JOELHEGBERG GEnie : j.hegberg Internet : JoelHegberg@delphi.com
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