| From: | James Luscombe |
| Date: | 29 Apr 2001 at 22:49:34 |
| Subject: | Re: PFS3 ate my HD! |
Hello Chris
On 28-Apr-01, Chris Millar wrote:
> Ironically, I was working in DH7, my MakeCD partition, prepping my 13Gb HD
> for backup, when PFS3 informed me......DH7: Wrong Index Block
> ID........then promptly crashed.
>
> Upon rebooting, PFS3 greeted me with the error.....Device DH7: Rootblock
> Extension Invalid, then DH6, DH5, DH4, DH3, DH2, DH1 & DH0 all threw up
> this error. WTF!!
I had a similar problem with my 9GB SCSI harddrive (via CSPPC SCSI
controller). I can't remember exactly how I got it to boot up, but I booted
from another drive, and then use the "Check Filesystems" function of
PFSDoctor to get all the partition info off the HD. I then used HDToolBox to
repartition the HD with all the correct info - but this time I used the
direct-scsi version of PFS3 rather then the standard version I'd been using
before. It's been running perfectly ever since :-)
Cheers.
Crashed? I wasn't even driving.
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