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Originally Posted by dnanian
I have no idea why this might happen, except to suggest that the Linux SystemRescue CD might have done something, Vince: a Sandbox is just another copy of the OS, and wouldn't hide your files!
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Dave: thanks for the quick reply.
It is unlikely the Gparted to be blamed. After it shrank the disk, I was able to boot back into Macintosh HD and run disk util to format the new Sandbox into HFS+, and it is not just files being hided, the two volumes lost bootable flag.
One abnorm thing during Sandbox creating: the On succesful completion option list has Restart from Sandbox, Set Sandbox as Startup Disk two items grayed-out. Any clue?
It seems, I have to use Disk util to fix the Macintosh HD first and restore the OS. Thanks to SD! user manual's emphosizing backup first before doing anything, I still have an OS to go.