Re: Hard Disc Failures

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From: Werner Uhrig
Date: Thu, 24 Aug 1989 21:05

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> This is the failure of the Mac to recognize the drive after it has spun up.
> Turning the drive (power) on and off again will (eventually) bring it back
> up to where the Mac will recognize it.
> Does somebody have a software "kickstart"?

	in the past, I had used MacZAP's Recovery Tools which often allowed
	me to mount a drive when nothing else worked.  Since a few weeks,
	I've been using SCSIprobe - and there are differences in release
	1.1 and 2.01 which make it advisable to keep both in your System
	Folder ... as sometimes 1.1 succeeds in mounting where 2.01 does
	not (don't ask me) ...

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From: werner@utastro.UUCP (Werner Uhrig)
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Subject: Re: Hard Disc Failures
Summary: software kickstart: cdevs SCSIprobe seem to work sometimes ...
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Date: 24 Aug 89 21:05:45 GMT
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