Using Hard Disk Toolkit•Pe To Test And Repair Scsi Disks - Power Computing PowerCenter PRO User Manual

Troubleshooting
Select the volume you want to verify by clicking one time on its icon.
Typically you will want to verify your hard disk, but you can verify any
Macintosh (HFS) volume.
Disk First Aid will then test the selected volume for directory issues. If any
issues are found, they will be displayed in the "Review instructions and
results" field in the Disk First Aid window. If no issues are found, Disk First
Aid will report that, "The volume (your disk name) appears to be OK."
If Disk First Aid does find issues with this disk, you will see one of two
responses:
A. "The volume (your volume) needs to be repaired." – Disk First Aid has
detected minor issues on your hard disk which it can repair for you. To
repair the hard disk:
1. SELECT the device you wish to repair, then
2. PRESS the R e p a i r button in the lower-left-hand corner of the Disk
First Aid window.
B. "Issues were found but Disk First Aid could not repair them." – The
issues found were too severe to be fixed by Disk First Aid. If you own
another disk repair program, you may try using it to repair the drive. If the
second disk repair program is unsuccessful, or you do not have another
disk repair program, re-initialize the drive using Hard Disk Toolkit•PE as
detailed in Re-initializing the hard disk, starting on page 50.
Using Hard Disk Toolkit• PE to test and repair SCSI disks
Hard Disk Toolkit•PE is the formatting software Power Computing includes for
formatting, initializing, and testing SCSI storage devices.
Although most devices can be formatted by Hard Disk Toolkit•PE, it does not
support all devices. To verify that Hard Disk Toolkit•PE supports your SCSI
device, consult the "Supported Devices" file accompanying HDT Primer in the
Hard Disk Toolkit PE folder. The Hard Disk Toolkit PE folder is located in the
Utilities folder on the Power CD.
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