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   From: "Andy"    
      
   On Fri, 25 Mar 2011 17:13:35 UTC, Jonathan de Boyne Pollard    
    wrote:   
   > > The current FAT32 check often leads to a msg like: Please run u$    
   > > Scandisk to fix your partition :-/   
   > >   
   >    
   > Not knowing what error causes that, or even what the real message is    
   > (which what you write clearly is not), I cannot address specifics.     
   That really is very close to the message that you will get if you do a   
   chkdsk /f on a fat32 volume under OS/2 (at least if there is anything    
   non-trivial that chkdsk needs to do).  It basically just says it sees    
   something it doesn't know how to handle and to  run scandisk under    
   windows.  When I then run a chkdsk under windows it doesn't generally    
   even seem to do much but then when reconnected to OS/2 and a chkdsk is   
   run it will run clean.   
   Andy   
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