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jawnzap7
post Wed 24 May 2006, 02:16
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My powerbook just panic kerneled while I was using pro tools. My external drive was on when this happened. I turned both items off. Reset the computer, and when it had booted the operating system I turned on the external drive. The drive is partitioned into 3 parts(recordings, samples, production). When turned on it would only load up 2 of the 3 partitions. The recording partition appears to have disappeared. I have reset the drive numerous times to no avail. I am not a computer tech type guy, and have no idea what to do. Half my album is stored on this portion of my drive, and I must figure out a way to recover this data....ANY help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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lepetitmartien
post Thu 25 May 2006, 04:22
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As deaconblue proposed try first the disc utility, then the same thru the install CD/DVD of OS X (on tiger install it's hidden in the utilities menu once in the installer). The diskwarrior, techtools, datarescue. But if Disk warrior doesn't do the trick you can start to be pessimistic. Techtools may repair other stuff eventually.


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