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	<title>Comments on: Maccast 2008.09.21</title>
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		<title>By: Rich Lefko</title>
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		<dc:creator>Rich Lefko</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hi Adam:

I listen to your show every week. Great podcast, good stuff.

I was listening to your latest and heard you talking about Disk Warrior. I have to disagree with the assessment you gave on its functionality.
I run DW at every backup (using Super Duper every week) and I first use the &quot;Graph&quot; function to see how scrambled my directory files might be.
For example, I just ran it and it shows that I have 1,861,205 items and &lt;1% are out of order. Installing programs etc can jumble up that directory significantly. After installing Adobe CS3 for example, the 1,861,205 items were 19% out of order. That means 353,628 items were out of order. I think its significant enough to run DW and build a new directory to avoid problems. I run DW at every backup and then graph it to see if I need to rebuild. I don&#039;t rebuild at every backup unless I think I need to.
We both agree that DW is a great tool for bringing drives back from death&#039;s door when the directory file is so badly damaged the disk won&#039;t mount.
DW also scans files for problems, repairs permissions and checks the SMART status of your hard drives.

Great tool....thought I would leave my 2 cents.

Thanks for all the good work you do with the podcasts.....

Rich Lefko

My article log at MyMac.com: http://www.mymac.com/userinfo.php?id=Rich%20Lefko

Richard Lefko
Reviewer-Columnist
MyMac.COM
MyMac Magazine</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Adam:</p>
<p>I listen to your show every week. Great podcast, good stuff.</p>
<p>I was listening to your latest and heard you talking about Disk Warrior. I have to disagree with the assessment you gave on its functionality.<br />
I run DW at every backup (using Super Duper every week) and I first use the &#8220;Graph&#8221; function to see how scrambled my directory files might be.<br />
For example, I just ran it and it shows that I have 1,861,205 items and &lt;1% are out of order. Installing programs etc can jumble up that directory significantly. After installing Adobe CS3 for example, the 1,861,205 items were 19% out of order. That means 353,628 items were out of order. I think its significant enough to run DW and build a new directory to avoid problems. I run DW at every backup and then graph it to see if I need to rebuild. I don&#8217;t rebuild at every backup unless I think I need to.<br />
We both agree that DW is a great tool for bringing drives back from death&#8217;s door when the directory file is so badly damaged the disk won&#8217;t mount.<br />
DW also scans files for problems, repairs permissions and checks the SMART status of your hard drives.</p>
<p>Great tool&#8230;.thought I would leave my 2 cents.</p>
<p>Thanks for all the good work you do with the podcasts&#8230;..</p>
<p>Rich Lefko</p>
<p>My article log at MyMac.com: <a href="http://www.mymac.com/userinfo.php?id=Rich%20Lefko" rel="nofollow">http://www.mymac.com/userinfo.php?id=Rich%20Lefko</a></p>
<p>Richard Lefko<br />
Reviewer-Columnist<br />
MyMac.COM<br />
MyMac Magazine</p>
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