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thterry

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Since: Feb 21, 2006
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 11:52 am
Post subject: How can I correct error I get from Norton Disk Doctor
Archived from groups: comp>sys>mac>hardware>storage (more info?)

Hi,

I have been tring to correct my mac for sometime. Here is what I have
done so far.
First, I am running G4 MDD, Sys Ver 10.3.9 , Proc Power PC Apollo 1
GHz, Built in mem 1.3 GB, 32 bit addressing yes, Lgical Ram 2 GB, Par1
drive at 38.3 GB.

I have tried to correct this problem. I finely decided to backup some
of my files moving them off my Mac and start over. I reformatted my
hard drive (HFS+) by erasing & installing the OS9 & OSX. I went to use
Norton's Disk Doctor and received these errors.

Major error was found in files listed below the BSD mode for the file
is incorrect. BSD mode flags help Mac OSx classifying files & folders

Par1Drive.ect
Par1Drive.tmp
Par1Drive.var
Par1drive:Applications: Utilities: Print Center.app
(15.1.Cool

Major error was found in the Boot Block
The signature is incorrect
(16.1.1)

Major error was found in the Boot Block
The signature is incorrect
(16.1.2)

Major error was found in the Boot Block
The event queue size is bad
(16.1.11)

Norton's would not fix them even from the disk. I can look at the
files in UNIX but I'm not sure what I really should be looking at
with out some type of trouble locating spec. Is there any type of
information that I can pull that could walk me thru correcting this
problem?

Also when I try to defrag it will not let me because it states that
some programs are running. I went into monitor and quit some programs.
What is the minimum program files that should be running in the monitor
mode?

thanks, Tom T
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andekl_no

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Since: Aug 23, 2005
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Tue Feb 21, 2006 9:29 pm
Post subject: Re: How can I correct error I get from Norton Disk Doctor [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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<thterry.RemoveThis@insightbb.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have been tring to correct my mac for sometime. Here is what I have
> done so far.
> First, I am running G4 MDD, Sys Ver 10.3.9 , Proc Power PC Apollo 1
> GHz, Built in mem 1.3 GB, 32 bit addressing yes, Lgical Ram 2 GB, Par1
> drive at 38.3 GB.

You don't say what version of Norton Utilities you are using.
Nothing older than 8.0.1 is compatible with Panther.
And thare will never be a version for Tiger.

> I have tried to correct this problem. I finely decided to backup some
> of my files moving them off my Mac and start over. I reformatted my
> hard drive (HFS+) by erasing & installing the OS9 & OSX. I went to use
> Norton's Disk Doctor and received these errors.

[...]

> Norton's would not fix them even from the disk.

If NDD on the disk is version 8.0 or older you ar lucky it hasn't
screwed your disk up worse. "Fixing" a disk with an outdated version of
NDD has always been a route to disaster.

> Also when I try to defrag it will not let me because it states that
> some programs are running. I went into monitor and quit some programs.
> What is the minimum program files that should be running in the monitor
> mode?

It is time to ditch Norton Utilities. Removal tool for version 8:

<http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/num.nsf/64e158327b1747c688256e0400
6bd089/b547fe933e6678aa88256d25007bee95?OpenDocument&src=bar_sch_nam&seg
=ag>

If you have version 7 or older look for *manual* removal at
<http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/num.nsf/3a2f3db1ae1517db88256e0400
6bcfdf/bc79ec55fc01e07b88256b7b0080e20f?OpenDocument&src=bar_sch_nam&seg
=ag>

Disk Utility is just fine. And let the system do its nightly and weekly
now and then. If you feel the need for anything beyond that there is
always Diskwarrior.
I've seen it work miracles on severely damaged disks.

--
I recommend Macs to my friends, and Windows machines
to those whom I don't mind billing by the hour
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