Hi, Brad Boyer wrote:
> The only ways I've ever heard of to fix
> it are to stick it in a non-Mac machine and wipe the whole drive
> to start over,
Actually, wiping the first 512-byte block should be enough.
Apple's HD setup does leave interesting stuff on-disk. I once had a disk
which came prewritten with 0x4A (capital I); it was amazing how many of
those I found in Apple's data structures when I did file-system debugging. :-/
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