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From: info-mac
Date: Wed, 11 Jul 1984 14:13

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Date: 10 Jul 84 16:41-PDT
From: uw-beaver!mclure@Sri-Unix.arpa
To: info-mac@Sumex-Aim.arpa
Subject: BOMB

Could someone please explain why a Mac, for seemingly no reason, choosed
to trash my disk? It was originally a blank disk with the System folder
and Macwrite added. I had about 10 documents on that disk and now it
merely complains
	BOMB Id=2	(also have gotten Id=10)
	You can resume or restart
But only the restart is allowed.

Has this happened to anyone else?

Nothing unreasonable was done. I had just been using the disk normally.
No amount of turning the machine on and off or using another system
disk first seems to work.

	Stuart

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