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This behavior occurs only with hard drives that were formatted with an older version of Apple HDSC Setup (7.1.2 or older). Although there is nothing physically wrong with the hard drive, and no information has been lost, there is currently no utility that would allow access to the data. A drive recovery service may be able to recover the information on the drive. This behavior will not occur with volumes that have been formatted with newer versions of Apple HDSC Setup, Drive Setup or Internal HD Format. Apple is working on resolving this issue. You can identify the version of the driver installed on your hard drive by selecting your hard drive in the Finder and choosing Get Info from the File menu. To reclaim the use of the affected hard drive, reinitialize it with Apple HDSC Setup 7.3.5. Apple HDSC Setup 7.3.5 is located on the Mac OS 7.6 CD in the Utilities folder. Note that reinitializing will result in the loss of all data on the hard drive. The proper utility (and version) to use for formatting hard drives is: Drive Setup 1.2.2 Apple HDSC Setup 7.3.5 |
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Product Area: | Mac OS System Software |
Category: | Mac OS 7.6 |
Sub Category: | Troubleshooting |
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