stever@videovax.UUCP (03/12/87)
In article <533@mipos3.UUCP>, Paul Herring (pherring@mipos3.UUCP) writes (posting for Stephan Andres): > . . . > One of my most valued diskettes can no longer be accessed. Every time I > try to load it, the AMIGA responds with something like, > > DISK DATA STRUCTURE CORRUPT -- USE DISKDOCTOR TO FIX. > > My question is who or what is DISKDOCTOR and where may I find him or it? BEFORE trying DiskDoctor (which tries to correct the problem on the disk and may well trash it completely!), get a copy of DiskSalv (this is widely available). DiskSalv will copy whatever it can find on a disk to another disk, WITHOUT modifying the original. AFTER you are satisfied you have a successful DiskSalv run, run DiskDoctor if you want. . . DiskSalv was distributed on the net last year, and is also on one of the Fish Disks. Try contacting your local Amiga dealer for a copy. If he doesn't have it, ask him how to get in contact with the local Amiga users' group. (If all else fails, send me a message and we'll work something out through the mails.) Steve Rice ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- new: stever@videovax.TV.TEK.COM old: {decvax | hplabs | ihnp4 | uw-beaver}!tektronix!videovax!stever