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Rebuilding Your Startup Disk Chapter 2: Using DiskWarrior 39

Rebuilding Your Startup Disk Using One Removable Media Disk

Your startup disk is the disk containing the current System Folder. Since the directory on the disk

containing the current System Folder cannot be rebuilt, you need to start up from another disk

to rebuild this disk directory. On some Mac OS computers such as PowerBooks, you can only

use one disk besides the internal hard disk at a time (ﬂoppy or CD drive). You can completely

rebuild your internal hard disk by following these steps.

Note: If the internal disk in your computer is damaged, you will not be able to follow this

procedure. To rebuild your internal disk directory in this case, refer to What to Do If Your

Computer Has a Malfunctioning Internal Disk on page 28 in this chapter.

1) Turn on your Mac OS computer.

2) Copy the folder containing DiskWarrior to your internal hard disk.

If you downloaded DiskWarrior electronically, then it is likely that you already have this

folder on your internal hard disk. If you received DiskWarrior on a disk, then you need

to copy the contents of the DiskWarrior disk to your internal hard disk.

3) Insert a Mac OS system CD in your internal CD drive, or a Disk Tools disk in

your ﬂoppy drive.

You must use a Mac OS 7.1 through Mac OS 9.x CD or Disk Tools ﬂoppy in a drive from

which you can start your Mac OS computer to rebuild Mac OS Standard (HFS) disk

directories. To rebuild Mac OS Extended (HFS Plus) disk directories, the Mac OS

system CD or Disk Tools ﬂoppy you are using must be Mac OS 8.1 through Mac OS 9.x.

4) Choose Restart from the Special menu to restart your Mac OS computer.

On most Mac OS computers, you need to hold down the “c” key to start from a CD.

Consult the documentation that came with your computer to determine what you need

to do to start from the Mac OS system CD.

5) When the computer has completed starting up, create a RAM disk using the

Memory control panel.

Open the Memory control panel in the system folder of your hard disk and create a

RAM disk large enough to store the DiskWarrior folder (1.4 MB or larger should

sufﬁce).

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