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I had noticed this several times:
Nothing in trash.
Clone a drive.
Boot to the cloned drive.
Re-start, and boot back to the Macintosh HD
Notice "Recovered Files" in trash.
Emptying trash seems to have no ill effect.
No, I don't remember exactly what they are, but I seem to remember there being a whole hierarchy of folder structures, perhaps the root of which is something like ETNW, or something like that.
I notice that it either doesn't happen or it's less frequent if I use Disk Utilty to make the cloned drive. If I use CCC or SuperDuper!, it seems more likely to happen. Again, there seems to be no harm in emptying the trash.
Any idea what's being recovered and why?
Thanks!
Mark
Nothing in trash.
Clone a drive.
Boot to the cloned drive.
Re-start, and boot back to the Macintosh HD
Notice "Recovered Files" in trash.
Emptying trash seems to have no ill effect.
No, I don't remember exactly what they are, but I seem to remember there being a whole hierarchy of folder structures, perhaps the root of which is something like ETNW, or something like that.
I notice that it either doesn't happen or it's less frequent if I use Disk Utilty to make the cloned drive. If I use CCC or SuperDuper!, it seems more likely to happen. Again, there seems to be no harm in emptying the trash.
Any idea what's being recovered and why?
Thanks!
Mark
