Jim.Taller@f210.n110.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Jim Taller) (07/23/90)
AREA:UUCP_TECH
A day ago i was un zoo-ing Bigbench when my computer (A2000HD) locked
up. I was zoo-ing the file from df0: to fh0:. when i re booted the
computer a system error message poped up. The message said "Volume
workbench has read write error. Error validating disk." I pressed retry
a couple times, but nothing happened do I hit cancel. Another sys.
message then popped upsaying," Key 15151 bad header type." I tried retry
afew times with no luck so i had to hit cancel. When the disk finished
booting I checked the Workbench(fh0:), and the little empty full
indicator was gone. I am able to read off the disk, but I was not able
to write or delete off the partition. If there is any advice you could
give me I would really appreciate it.
Jim Taller
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In article <278.26AA9AC6@afitamy.fidonet.org>, Jim.Taller@f210.n110.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Jim Taller) writes: > AREA:UUCP_TECH > A day ago i was un zoo-ing Bigbench when my computer (A2000HD) locked > up. I was zoo-ing the file from df0: to fh0:. when i re booted the > computer a system error message poped up. The message said "Volume > workbench has read write error. Error validating disk." I pressed retry > a couple times, but nothing happened do I hit cancel. Another sys. > message then popped upsaying," Key 15151 bad header type." I tried retry > afew times with no luck so i had to hit cancel. When the disk finished > booting I checked the Workbench(fh0:), and the little empty full > indicator was gone. I am able to read off the disk, but I was not able > to write or delete off the partition. If there is any advice you could > give me I would really appreciate it. > Jim Taller > > > -- > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > AFIT Amiga Users BBS/UFGateway |Jim Taller - via FidoNet node 1:110/300 > 1:110/300 Dayton, Ohio |UUCP: afitamy!210!Jim.Taller > (513)-252-7681 |ARPA: Jim.Taller@f210.n110.z1.FIDONET.ORG > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- I had that same problem a few days ago. I used FixDisk 1.0 and fixed it fine. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ = /// | Jim Perry | Arc@Desire.Wright.edu = = /// Amiga! | ^Communications Consultant| -or- = = \XX/ The One | Arc Electronics, Inc. | Arc@WSU.BITNET = = ____& Only... | Wright State University |"Ouch! Quit-it." - Bart= = | Dayton, Ohio | Frank Sinatra Rules = ========================================================================
Steve.Hoult@f39.n228.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Steve Hoult) (07/25/90)
AREA:UUCP_TECH
Back up your disk. Use a GOOD utiltiy such as QuarterBack (or
equivalant) and then use the AmigaDOS FORMAT command to wipe that
partition clean. Now restore all the files BACK to that partition. It's
really the only safe way to do it.
If your FH0: partition is under 40 Meg you could try to use FIXDISK (
available on most GOOD BBS's) to recover the partition. But even then I
would only do it AFTER backing the partition up fully.
Good Luck........
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> I had that same problem a few days ago. I used FixDisk 1.0 and fixed it >fine. > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >= /// | Jim Perry | Arc@Desire.Wright.edu = >= /// Amiga! | ^Communications Consultant| -or- = >= \XX/ The One | Arc Electronics, Inc. | Arc@WSU.BITNET = >= ____& Only... | Wright State University |"Ouch! Quit-it." - Bart= >= | Dayton, Ohio | Frank Sinatra Rules = >======================================================================== Jim or anyone , Where can I ftp a copy of FixDisk 1.0 Cheers SJR +-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-+ | British Telecom Fulcrum | name : Simon John Raybould {^.^} | | Fordrough Lane | path : sie@fulcrum.bt.co.uk \~/ | | Birmingham +-----------+--------------------------| | B9 5LD | // | AMIGA B2000HD 3MB 8088BB | | ENGLAND | \X/AMIGA | Lattice C V5.05 | +-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=+=-=-=-=-=-=+=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-+
Bill.Carney@f625.n159.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Bill Carney) (07/29/90)
AREA:UUCP_TECH
JT> A day ago i was un zoo-ing Bigbench when my computer (A2000HD) locked
JT> up. I was zoo-ing the file from df0: to fh0:. when i re booted the
JT> computer a system error message poped up. The message said "Volume
JT> workbench has read write error. Error validating disk." I pressed retr
JT> a couple times, but nothing happened do I hit cancel. Another sys.
JT> message then popped upsaying," Key 15151 bad header type." I tried retr
JT> afew times with no luck so i had to hit cancel. When the disk finished
JT> booting I checked the Workbench(fh0:), and the little empty full
JT> indicator was gone. I am able to read off the disk, but I was not able
JT> to write or delete off the partition. If there is any advice you could
JT> give me I would really appreciate it.
JT> Jim Taller
JT>
JT>
JT> --- Paragon v2.07
JT> * Origin: Mericals Starchaser (513)254-9112 Amiga on Fido! (1:110/210)
You'll have to backup and then reformat that partition. Happens all the
time, especially if the system gurus in the middle of a write to the HD.
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