doc@brewing.cts.com (Mitchell M. Evans) (01/21/91)
Howdy! I am having problems with my hard drive. About every four days, I have a read/write error on my hard drive. I faithfully recover the data, reformat the drive, and copy the data back onto the drive. This is a royal pain in the ass. It takes about 5 hours. When I use the AmigaDos info command, it reads that there are *NO* errors on dh0: !!! My hard disk utility program says that there are *NO* hard errors or soft errors. If this is the case, why the heck am I getting the requester? Right now, I am using noreq to ignore them, so that I can keep my mail feed up and running. Any help would be appreciated! From anyone! ACK! Mitch =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= = PATH: ...!crash!brewing!doc US MAIL: Mitchell M. Evans = = 12373 Calle Albara #5 = = EL Cajon, CA 92019 = = Relax! Have a homebrew! -- C. Pappazian = =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
jap@convex.cl.msu.edu (Joe Porkka) (01/22/91)
doc@brewing.cts.com (Mitchell M. Evans) writes: >Howdy! > I am having problems with my hard drive. About every four days, There is a bug in 1.3 ADOS, something to do with the initial current directory. Basically, put a "cd sys:" just after setpatch in startup-sequence and you problems will likely go away. If not that, then try "cd ram:" before running your mail feeder, or anything else that changes directory while executing.