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Re: How do you check the Integrity of an HFS volume?



In article <GEKl6.167366$t94.2338536@news1.rdc1.bc.home.com>,
 "Marvin Miller" <marvinmiller@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Thanks for reminding me of that patched HFS file. That would probably be the
> same one that's on the disk you gave me that says, "patched hfst" !! :-)
> 
> Just to confirm, that is more recent than the one included with GS/OS 6.01?

Yes, there was a bug in the HFS.FST that misinterpreted larger size
blocks (or clusters if you want to go with the Windows term).  One of
the programmers for System 6.01 figured this out later on and released
a program to patch the HFS.FST.  I think if you searched the Ground
archive, you'd find the patching program and likely a better explanation.

Greg
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