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In article <1651@silver.bacs.indiana.edu> regoli@silver.bacs.indiana.edu
(michael regoli) writes:
>...chkdsk fixed the allocation error, but subsequent exec's of
>chkdsk still report the cross linked files.

CHKDSK does not automatically fix cross-linking of files, probably so
it won't cause loss of data.  Cross-linked files occur when the same
disk cluster is found to be part of more than one file.  There's not
much you can do to guarantee re-creating the original files.  What you
could try doing is (a) copying each cross-linked file to a new file,
(b) deleting the cross-linked files, and finally (d) looking in the new
copies and recovering data if possible with a text editor.

Once you manually delete all the cross-linked files, they will be gone
and subsequent CHKDSKs ought not to find more errors.
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