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36 Chapter 2: Using DiskWarrior Running DiskWarrior

DiskWarrior may create special folders at the root level of the disk. You should pay particular

attention to the files and folders that DiskWarrior places in these folders. The folder called “Res-

cued Items” contains ﬁles and folders whose enclosing folder could not be found and ﬁles that

had an entry in an inaccessible portion of the directory. If any of the files or folders whose en-

closing folder could not be found are part of a software package, you may need to create enclos-

ing folders with the correct names and locations after you have rebuilt your disk so that the

software that uses these ﬁles works correctly, or you may need to reinstall the software package.

The ﬁles that had an entry in an inaccessible portion of the directory may have been lost or

thrown away. You must inspect these ﬁles to determine the extent of any damage. You must also

determine whether these ﬁles should be discarded.

If DiskWarrior creates a folder titled “Damaged Items,” then this folder contains ﬁles that were

recovered but may have problems. For instance, these ﬁles may have been truncated because

blocks were missing from the ﬁle. Once the rebuild is complete, you will need to determine if

these files can be salvaged.

At this point in the process, if you discover that there are items missing from the preview disk,

use Find File or Sherlock (in the Apple Menu, or Find… in the File menu in the Finder) to search

for invisible items. Make sure the preview disk is the disk selected in the top pop-up menu. Hold

down the option key and select “visibility” in the left hand pop-up menu, making sure the right

hand pop-up menu says “invisible.” Click the Find button. Check the list to see if the missing

items are included. If they are, you will need to use a utility such as ResEdit (available free from

Apple) to make the item visible after the rebuild is completed [see step 14) If any items were

missing in the Preview (step 8) and found to be invisible, you can make them visible now.

in this chapter].

In the event that critical items that you wish to recover remain missing during the preview, it is

recommended that you do not proceed with the rebuild. Since the directory information for

the items that are missing was overwritten or deleted at some point previously, DiskWarrior

could not recover these items. You will need to send your disk to a professional recovery service

to recover your lost ﬁles. While in preview, you should copy as many items from your disk as

possible to another hard disk, removable media, ﬂoppy disks, etc., using the Finder. You may

need to copy the original ﬁles to several disks, depending upon the amount and size of the ﬁles

on the source and the size of the disks to which you are copying the ﬁles. Another option is to

copy only the ﬁles that you absolutely need, such as those that have changed since your last back-

up, or only your data ﬁles if you are planning to reinstall your system and applications. In either

case, it is possible that the Finder will not be able to copy all of the ﬁles you select. If the Finder

displays such an error, select “Continue” to continue copying the remainder of the ﬁles you se-

lected. When the copy operation is complete, you may want to attempt to copy the skipped ﬁles

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