Wilton H. Shaw tapped out this message on 2/3/2003 4:10 PM > The system folder is there. But when I select it I'm told that Disk >Warrior can't rebuild it because it is the system in use. I just thought >I should be able to boot into Disk Warrior directly upon start up so I >could select any system and rebuild it. > Yes, I can boot from an OS CD. > Using CMD+OPT+shift+Delete brings up the standard window that asks >what system I want to rebuild but that seems to be leaving Disk Warrior >out of the picture.
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