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From: roth@pdntg1.paradyne.com (Mike Rothman)
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Subject: Re: Asking advice on Nortons 5.0
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Date: 21 Mar 91 20:39:34 GMT
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In article <3068@bimacs.BITNET> orenalex@bimacs.UUCP (oren alex) writes:
>
>Tried to use SD 5.0 on my system (dos 4.01, qemm, 4dos, super-pc-kwik)
>Still looking for some of the files, others got *really* messed up
>90% of the disk is ok - so it does not seem to be a cache problem.
>Any help?
>
>Alex.

Did you reboot after you used SD?  If you were running any kind of memory/disk
cache, it COULD HAVE messed up SOME files.......the question is, did you reboot
and did you have a cache installed

If so, that's the problem