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34 Chapter 2: Using DiskWarrior Running DiskWarrior

11) DiskWarrior will install the rebuilt directory and keep you updated with its

progress.

DiskWarrior uses a fail-safe method of replacing the directory whenever possible,

which will be most cases. To use the fail-safe method, there merely needs to be enough

free space on the disk to write the new directory. There is redundancy designed into

the fail-safe method, assuring there is never any risk of ending up with an unusable disk

if the process is interrupted. You can go back to step 4 for any disk for which the

process was interrupted.

12) If the disk you selected in step 4 was your startup disk, your System Folder

may need to be “reblessed” in order to successfully restart from this disk.

If you have one system folder on this disk, DiskWarrior will automatically rebless the

system folder. If there is more than one system folder on the disk, DiskWarrior will

present you with a dialog and ask you which system folder should be blessed.

DiskWarrior will also repair any damage to the boot blocks if necessary.

13) If there were any ﬁles listed in the DiskWarrior Report as occupying

portions of the disk already occupied by other ﬁles, DiskWarrior will

relocate the ﬁles to unique portions of the disk now.

When the procedure is complete, you must inspect these ﬁles to determine which of

them had been overwritten and damaged. The detailed view of the report lists the ﬁles

that overlap. The amount of time that this process takes depends upon the amount of

disk space taken by the overlapped ﬁles.

14) If any items were missing in the Preview (step 8) and found to be invisible,

you can make them visible now.

These are the steps to perform in ResEdit (available free from Apple) to make an item

visible. First, go to ResEdit’s File menu and select "Get File/Folder Info." Next, select the

item in the dialog that appears and click the "Get Info" button. Uncheck the Invisible

check box, and then choose "Save" from the File menu. The item should now appear

within its containing folder.

15) If you have started your Mac OS computer from a disk besides your normal

startup disk (such as the DiskWarrior CD or a Mac OS system CD), select

“Restart” from the Special menu to resume running from your normal

startup disk.

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