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11-28-2007, 12:16 PM
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Hi,
Well it definitely was a Backup-All Files using Smart Update. Is there any way to check if it was properly partitioned in the first place? I did it with Disk Utility. The problem with Disk Warrior is that I did the download, as I live in Hong Kong and it's more expensive to buy the disk retail here... they can send me a disk but it will take like 3 weeks. So i have to run the download off of some additional startup system, not my Mac HD. And i can startup from my software CD, but the Disk Utility won't repair the disk, which is why i bought DW in the first place... Problems problems. Thanks, Samantha 
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