Re: Don't fill your HD (was: format is brain dead)

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From: DXB132
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 1990 02:15

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Sorry I can't help your problem, but I can say that I personally haven't had
any trouble filling up my 2090/ST251. In fact, I get a "disk full" message
at least once a week (hoping to get an 80MB drive 'soon'...I need it
desperately!). There's only one thing to watch out for. Some versions of the
fast file system have a bug that makes it impossible to recover from a
"disk full" condition (by deleting some files and clicking on 'retry'). If
you try to do that you'll be greeted by the Guru...
So perhaps it's a result of buggy/inadaquate host drivers or drive firmware
rather than AmigaDOS that is causing your serious problem.

-- Dan Babcock

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Subject: Re: Don't fill your HD (was: format is brain dead)
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