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From: CC004019@BROWNVM.BITNET (Christopher Chung)
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Subject: Re: Recovering Lost Blocks
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Date: Sat, 29-Aug-87 15:25:57 EDT
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>Does anyone know of a ProDos utility that can reclaim "lost" blocks on a
>disk?  I've had a few occasions where the system has crashed while in
>the middle of, say, capturing a down-loaded (e.g., via kermit) file --
>the file has been partially written so space for it was allocated but it
>never got closed so the directory never got updated and the space is
>lost.
>
>tmpl@Dockmaster.arpa
There are two programs that will do the trick.  You can use Copy II Plus
and UNDELETE the file or if that doesn't work you can use Bag of Tricks to scan
for lost files and recover it that way.

Chris