Re: Incorrect b-tree catalog?

Dean A. Cuebas (dac012f@cnas.smsu.edu)
Wed, 10 Jul 1996 23:40:28 EDT

Try running Norton off of a startup disk that you should have (or you might
need to make one, I forget), _several_ times. This has cured many problems
for me that did not go away when I simply ran Norton Disk Doctor that was on
my hard drive while running the system software that was also on my hard
drive.

Hope that helps!

dean

On Tue, 9 Jul 1996, Barbara L. Branch <BBRANCH@ns.net> wrote:
> I have a message on my hard drive when I shut down from Norton's which says
> that the b-tree catalog is incorrect. When I run Norton's I get a needs
> fixing message at node 4, 9, 11 (I think). When I choose Fix I get the same
> message back again with no repair done. When I read the report it says that
> their is an alias file with no file to which to attach. How can I get rid
> of the bug without carting my CPU to the campus bookstore for repair. I'm
> spending the summer on the University of Southern California campus working
> on my doctorate and have only a bike for transportation. Help!!! Thanks.

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