I have an external HD, about a year old, having functioned until now quite
without problems.
But since recently, when copying data from it onto another HD I frequently get
errors with a msg that an I/O errors (bummers)(-36) occurred. Randomly...
Furthermore, it seems that some of these files
is this all related to one disk, or multiple disks?
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On Sep 27, 2011, at 1:16 PM, Rudolf O. Durrer wrote:
I have an external HD, about a year old, having functioned until now quite
without problems.
But since recently, when copying data from it onto another HD I
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On Sep 27, 2011, at 10:16 AM, Rudolf O. Durrer wrote:
I have an external HD, about a year old, having functioned until now quite
without problems.
But since recently, when copying data from it onto another HD I frequently
get errors with a msg that an I/O errors (bummers)(-36) occurred.
It's one disk, which carries about ten partitions. Every partition is affected.
It seems that the files causing the error are sitting in packages.
@Macs R We:
Seems that I have to replace the disk :-(
Thansk for the answers
Rudolf
Am 27.09.2011 um 19.34 schrieb Ezekiel Elin:
is this all
If the damage is happening over ten partitions, and only files in packages are
affected, hardware damage sounds less likely.
Step #0 is to make sure you didn't make a noob mistake and use a FAT formatted
external drive to hold a Mac file system.
Step #1 would be to vet the directory structure
