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05-29-2008, 05:39 PM
Thing is when i copy to the 500GB drive things go good for minute until it encounters a corrupt file, then i get an error message saying it cant write it and then i have to bail out or stop, which defeats the whole copy job...(OSStatus -36) this is becoming painful...i suppose i can dig through and dump the bad file which is tedious...i got 100GB!! Is there anyway to avoid this stop and start routine...I got work to do! let me know! thanks! roBeRT |
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