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From: abulloch@violet.berkeley.edu.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Master Directory Block Trashed
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Date: Fri, 27-Mar-87 13:52:10 EST
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Try:  1) Formatting another disk as _MFS_, leaving it completely blank;

      2) Copying just track 0, using Sector Copy in Copy II Mac, to (a
copy of) your trashed disk;

      3) Opening the disk under Fedit and using the Recover Deleted Files -
on your disk the files that are there should 'look' like deleted files
since the directory will now say that the disk is empty.

Anthony Bulloch
Department of Classics
Dwinelle Hall
Univ. of California
Berkeley
Ca.94720

Tel.: (415)-642-4218/4001