Re: Two Systems... One Hard Drive?

[Matt Ackeret <unknown@apple.com>]

In article <1993Jan26.170524.29539@nuscc.nus.sg> ONG TAT-WEE,
isc10327@nusunix1.nus.sg writes:
> 	If you don't want to corrupt your file system, then DON'T USE
> Taifun Boot!  Everything will appear to work fine until you try to
> optimize your hard drive then, ...... heh heh heh.
> 	Apparently NinjaForce uses unorthodox techniques to modify the
> existing ProDOS file and System folder info bits, corrupting them in the
> process.

I've optimized my hard drive, and it works fine..

If you try to do some of the low level disk *repair* utilities, then they
won't work.. Because the boot block is changed by TaiFunBoot..  Unfortunately
there seems to be no easy way to *uninstall* TaifunBoot.

For the most part though, it works VERY well..

I repeat, it does *NOT* wreck your hard drive when you optimize. I've done it
a whole bunch of times since I installed TaifunBoot a while ago..  and I know
that the files are not corrupted.
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