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In article <487@dogie.edu> fink@vms.macc.wisc.edu (Jerry Fink - MACC & School of Nursing) writes:
>I have a Mac SE 20 mb hard disk. The hard disk had been working fine
>until one day the Mac was powered up and the system refused to recognize
>the existence of the hard disk. I've tried using several hard disk utilities 
>but to no avail. Is there any way short of re-initializing the hard
>disk solve this problem.

Well... it sounds like you have a similar problem to the one that I had a      
while ago with my Rodime 20 meg external.  It worked fine for a while,
and then it just pooped out on me... it wouldn't work at all.  My Mac
wouldn't even recognise its existance (like what heppened to you).  
Unfortunately, I have bad news for you... I had to send my drive back
to Rodime to get a replacement.  It will be a little harder in your case,
as yours in internal... I'd suggest going back to your dealer and getting
another Mac (if possible).

BTW, I had surmised that it was an interface problem... there didn't seem to 
be anything wrong with the disk (when it was working right), but after about
a half hour of use, it stopped working.


wizard


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