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#5
02-04-2008, 08:43 AM
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No luck using Disk Utility in Leopard or on the install DVD. It looks like the partition is a loss.
 I decided to do a "dumb copy" of my home directory to one of my other externals that I share with a Windows computer only to run into rdar://problem/5608271. I anxiously await the Leopard compatible release of SuperDuper so I can sleep soundly once again. To anyone reading this thread, the moral of the story is: multiple backups = multiple drives. My desire to save a few coins left me without a safety net. Don't make my mistake. 
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