On Tue, Oct 14, 2003, Brian Caldwell [EMAIL PROTECTED], invoked powers within the internet realm, to proclaim ... > >>Thanks for the suggestion about a rights problem. I used Disk Copy to >>repair permissions but it had no effect; same result.
cheshirekat / 03.10.15 / 6:13 AM wrote: >Did you run Disk Copy from your application or application/utilities >folder? I've read from various places that it's best to run it from the >boot/install CD. Apparently, it's more effective when not run from the >same hard drive it's attempting to repair. I've also heard that running >it two or more times helps repair stubborn problems. Seems a couple things being confused. Disk Copy will not repair permission. Must be typo. Disk Util. Disk Util can be used to repair permission but needs to be ran from boot volume, not CD. Apple recommends running Check Permission before Repair Permission, but I never figured out why. Wayne? Do you know about this? DiskUtil has usage guide from command line, but man doesn't exist. Hmmm.... Anyway, on the other hand, Disk Util and its fsck -y to check the file system needs to be ran from CD but not from boot volume. -- - Hiro [PROTECTED] <[PROTECTED]>
