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An Unencrypted Look at FileVault
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*#@/§^ |
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2005-02-01 01:19:19 |
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F.J.
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Response to: *#@/§^
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Hi again!
Should Disk Utility be unable to access the file in the procedure outlined by Apple in the KB document, there are indeed chances that the file is lost...
What would be interesting though would be to try to see what could have caused such corruption in order to avoid it in the future. Some always-running disk utilities or "optimization" applications, for example, can lead to such problems...
FJ
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In the future...
2005-02-02 00:45:29
>>-LuKe-->
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And FileVault activation are promote by Apple only for job or activities like store sensible data, nothing all.
I take care my Mac running Norton Disk Doctor some time, but some people says that its not pretty good, and would be preferred other utilities like TechToolPro or DiskWarrior.
Yes, it would be interesting to know the cause of corruption, but I think that is a mix of its.
See you, bye.
LuKe