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cannot be repaired, DiskWarrior can allow you to recover as much data as possible from such

a disk, even if it is a disk to which data can no longer be written. Follow the directions in the next

section, Running DiskWarrior on page 30 in this chapter. At step 8) Test the replacement di-

rectory. on page 32 in this chapter, use the DiskWarrior replacement directory to access the

damaged disk and copy as many ﬁles and folders as possible to another hard disk, removable

media, ﬂoppies, etc., using the Finder. You may need to copy the original ﬁles to several disks,

depending upon the amount and size of the ﬁles on the source and the size of the disks to which

you are copying the ﬁles. Another option is to copy only the ﬁles that you absolutely need, such

as those that have changed since your last backup, or only your data ﬁles if you are planning to

reinstall your system and applications. In either case, with this type of damaged disk, it is possi-

ble that the Finder will not be able to copy all of the ﬁles you select. If the Finder displays such

an error, select “Continue” to continue copying the remainder of the ﬁles you selected. When the

copy operation is complete, you may want to attempt to copy the skipped ﬁles again in case the

error is intermittent and the copy operation can be performed for those ﬁles.

What to Do If Your Computer Has a Malfunctioning Internal Disk

The easiest way to rebuild your normal startup disk, whether you are having problems with it or

not, is to use the DiskWarrior CD. Just follow the directions in Rebuilding Your Startup Disk

Using the DiskWarrior CD on page 41 in this chapter.

If you do not have the DiskWarrior CD, there are several options depending upon the type of Mac

you have and if you are having problems accessing the normal startup disk.

If you are not having problems accessing the normal startup disk, you can follow the instructions

in the section Rebuilding Your Startup Disk Using One Removable Media Disk on page 39 in

this chapter.

If you are having problems accessing the normal startup disk, what you do will depend upon the

type of Mac you have and if you have access to a Mac network or more than one Mac.

For Macs that have a CD drive and a rewriteable disk that can be read while started from a Mac

OS CD (such as another hard disk, a ﬂoppy disk, or a third-party removable media disk), follow

the procedure described in the section Rebuilding Your Startup Disk Using a CD Drive and a

Rewriteable Disk on page 38 in this chapter.

For Macs that only have a CD drive (besides the internal disk) and have access to a Mac network,

follow the procedure in the section Rebuilding Your Startup Disk Using a CD Drive and a Net-

work on page 42 in this chapter.

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