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From: greg@hoss.unl.edu (Lig Lury Jr.)
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Subject: Re: Need Help with Recovering Files
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Date: 2 Jan 91 01:16:38 GMT
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In <1990Dec23.031430.12572@CAM.ORG> gammal@CAM.ORG (Michael Gammal) writes:

>The article mentioning bad sectors....the 3 programs I suggest which will
>fix this.

>1: Lifesaver v2.0  (an dos program but fixes tracks)
>2: Dark 2.1 (or earlier)
>3: Mister Fixit 

I seem to remember using a program called Big Bad Block Buncher (B^4),
which would put all the corrupted blocks to a file with filetype BAD.  It
was a ProDOS SYS file I believe.  Probably available via FTP somewhere,
but its been awhile.  I'm not even sure if *I* have a copy of it anymore.

>Good Luck!

>-- 
>Michael Gammal		Concordia University		M.Gammal@CAM.ORG

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