Alsoft DiskWarrior - 2.0 Manual De Instrucciónes
DiskWarrior Report Messages
Chapter 3: Troubleshooting and Error Messages
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Locked Disk Name: The disk has a setting that prohibits you from renaming it. This repair allows
the disk to be renamed.
the disk to be renamed.
Media Errors: These can be evidence of bad blocks on the disk, a hardware defect, or problems
with termination or cabling. Some data may be missing because it could not be read from disk.
with termination or cabling. Some data may be missing because it could not be read from disk.
Missing Folder: References to these folders were found, but the actual folders were missing or
damaged. Recreating these folders allows access to any files and folders within them.
damaged. Recreating these folders allows access to any files and folders within them.
Modification Date: This is a date that is part of the directory information for each disk, file and
folder that indicates the date and time a disk, file or folder was last altered.
folder that indicates the date and time a disk, file or folder was last altered.
More Items: These folders have more items in the replacement directory than they had in the
original directory. This is usually the result of lost files being recovered.
original directory. This is usually the result of lost files being recovered.
Name: This is text that is part of the directory information for each disk, file and folder and
uniquely identifies a file or folder within its enclosing folder.
uniquely identifies a file or folder within its enclosing folder.
Overlapping Contents: Overlapping files are files that occupy portions of the disk already occu-
pied by another file. These files will be relocated
pied by another file. These files will be relocated
after replacing the directory
. You must inspect
these files to determine which of them had been overwritten and damaged. Be aware that open-
ing damaged files can cause the computer to crash.
ing damaged files can cause the computer to crash.
Oversized Thread: Threads are used as a shortcut for accessing files and folders. Repairs reclaim
wasted space within the directory.
wasted space within the directory.
Record Type: Every item in the directory has a record type that identifies it as a file, folder or
thread. Repairs make the files and folders accessible.
thread. Repairs make the files and folders accessible.
Recovered Files: These are files that had an entry in an inaccessible portion of the directory.
These files may have been lost or thrown away. You must inspect these files to determine the ex-
tent of any damage. You must also determine whether these files should be discarded.
These files may have been lost or thrown away. You must inspect these files to determine the ex-
tent of any damage. You must also determine whether these files should be discarded.
Rescued Items Folder: Orphaned files and folders don't belong to any folder. They have been re-
located to this folder to make them accessible.
located to this folder to make them accessible.
Reserved Fields: These are for future expansion of the Mac OS filing system and are required to
be zero. Repairs prevent a future version of the Mac OS from having difficulties with these files.
be zero. Repairs prevent a future version of the Mac OS from having difficulties with these files.