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Programming / Re: Crash on Boot with JFS
« on: January 13, 2017, 11:30:05 am »
Yes.
I "secure erased" the Samsung SSD using Samsung's utility which is supposed to remove everything from the drive.
repartitioned (or actually re-volume-ized) the hard drive with different sized volumes using the disk maintenance tool on the ECS boot CD. Formatted the volumes from the command line of the ECS CD,
ran SYSINSTX.COM (which I guess I didn't need to do),
unzipped the contents of all the volumes back onto the volumes,
Ran the ECS install choosing to not format the drive - which means it installs in migration mode,
And after the install completed recopied my CONFIG.SYS (which had been zipped) back, and the problem reappeared.
DFSEE did not say which driver was corrupt. I was using DFSEE on the assumption that the something was wrong with the file system or the master boot record or one of those hard drivey type things that sometimes goes wrong. I was using DFSEE after booting from my maintenance partition.
I "secure erased" the Samsung SSD using Samsung's utility which is supposed to remove everything from the drive.
repartitioned (or actually re-volume-ized) the hard drive with different sized volumes using the disk maintenance tool on the ECS boot CD. Formatted the volumes from the command line of the ECS CD,
ran SYSINSTX.COM (which I guess I didn't need to do),
unzipped the contents of all the volumes back onto the volumes,
Ran the ECS install choosing to not format the drive - which means it installs in migration mode,
And after the install completed recopied my CONFIG.SYS (which had been zipped) back, and the problem reappeared.
DFSEE did not say which driver was corrupt. I was using DFSEE on the assumption that the something was wrong with the file system or the master boot record or one of those hard drivey type things that sometimes goes wrong. I was using DFSEE after booting from my maintenance partition.