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Recovered Files in Trash, After Booting to Cloned Drive and Back
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<blockquote data-quote="geekboy2000" data-source="post: 199856" data-attributes="member: 15055"><p>I had noticed this several times:</p><p></p><p>Nothing in trash.</p><p>Clone a drive.</p><p>Boot to the cloned drive.</p><p>Re-start, and boot back to the Macintosh HD</p><p>Notice "Recovered Files" in trash.</p><p>Emptying trash seems to have no ill effect.</p><p>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.</p><p>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.</p><p>Any idea what's being recovered and why?</p><p></p><p>Thanks!</p><p></p><p>Mark</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="geekboy2000, post: 199856, member: 15055"] 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 [/QUOTE]
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