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Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> On 28/06/2014 15:05, Dale wrote: |
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>> On this old drive. I got my data copied over and tested the stuffin out |
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>> of the new drive and then tested it a few more times. Looks good for |
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>> the new drive. I'm doing a dd on the old drive now and I plan to let it |
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>> at least get to where that bad spot is. I figure if I let dd do its |
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>> thing on the whole drive, that should get it, unless I lose power or |
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>> something and have to stop it. After that, I'm going to put a file |
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>> system on it and fill it up and test it and see what it says then. |
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>> Maybe it will fix itself and I can at least use it as a occasional |
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>> backup or something. I dunno. |
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>> I noticed when I copied the data over that some files had a line of |
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>> question marks in the name. Since a question mark is a wild card, I |
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>> can't find them now. How does one search for a file name that has a |
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>> wild card in it? |
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> escape the character with a \ |
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> But that's not your main problem. You got those filenames because the |
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> source disk somehow has a problem and the names couldn't be read |
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> properly. So junk was used instead. |
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> Reasons vary, but the basics never change: there is a problem with your |
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> source disk and now you need to go find what that problem is. |
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Well, the drive is replaced but it copied the "bad" file over as well. |
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I just want to find it so that I can check it and delete it if it is |
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bad. It's one of my videos so no point in some corrupted file hanging |
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around if it is no good. Plus, I hope I can figure out what is missing |
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and find a copy on youtube or something. Maybe I will be that lucky. |
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Now to go see if I can find it again. ;-) |
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Thanks. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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