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Hi, Neil Bothwick , on 24-May-96 08:33:18 you scribbled....
>Hi there Dr. Peter Kittel, I believe it was you who said:
>> In article <4ni6te$iu1@ug1.plk.af.mil> rudd@ug1.plk.af.mil (Douglas Rudd)
>> wr

>>>>>> BTW I never got 99% here...
>>>>>You won't get 50% on AFS. When it dies, it does it 100% effectively.

>>>>That's not AFS's fault thats lack of repair tools..

>> But AFS *swears* that lost data are things of the past when using it.
>> So this promise obviously doesn't hold.

>So you've never deleted the wrong file by mistake. It may be the
>user's fault, but with FFS you can undelete it with DiskSalv or
>similar.

say you deleted c:loadwb ;)

what could be simpler than

under AFS: "copy sys:.deldir/loadwb c:loadwb"  (or have a Dopus button)

under FFS, you fire up disksalv, set it to undelete mode *wait* select file ,
select destination,*wait*  hmmm which is easier?

of course you could just use KAN for both cases...

>With something as fundamental as a filing system, peace of mind is
>important. I don't care if I never have to use DiskSalv, I still want
>it there.
I suppose you never backup your data, laying all your hopes on disksalv if any
problem should occur?


Mike

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