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Re: Scripting Quark on B&W G3 hard disk problems
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Re: Scripting Quark on B&W G3 hard disk problems


  • Subject: Re: Scripting Quark on B&W G3 hard disk problems
  • From: Andrew Oliver <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2003 15:36:09 -0800

Given that there's nothing in AppleScript that will give you a message like
"Your hard drive appears to be damaged", something else must be producing
this.

In any case, though, regardless of WHAT is telling you this, have you
considered that there might actually be a problem with the drive and that
you should get it checked?

Apple's bundled disk utilities will give you a first-level analysis of your
disk. Products such as Norton's Disk Doctor or Tech Tool Pro will give
deeper analysis/repair.

Andrew
:)

On 3/17/03 2:49 PM, "Alicea, John" <email@hidden> wrote:

> We have been getting "Your hard drive appears to be damaged" messages after
> using applescript on blue and white 400mhz G3 "Yosemite" machines. One has
> an ATI Drive, one a scsi, both using script editor 1.8.3.
>
> The machine with the scsi drive was mainly used to script quark xpress
> 4.1.1. We printed to file many postscript files for pdf archiving. Doing
> this repeatedly led to extensive volume directory problems (which could not
> be fixed by norton utilities or techtools) to the point where this machine
> had to be reformatted twice and had the hard drive exchanged in an effort to
> fix the problem.
>
> We now do all our scripting on a beige 400mhz beige g3 with a scsi hard
> drive, and do not get this problem.
>
> Anyone out there have similiar problems? We've combed google and the apple
> support site with no results.
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