Okay, I not an expert on this subject, so please, anyone feel free to correct me, but from experience I would suggest that you don't correct any problems with linux files and diectories with any win95 product. This can destroy the files, which maybe still perfectly okay, as a friend will testify. This goes the same for programes like Nortons, they tend to be written specifically for an OS, and when they come across another OS written file, they try to correct it and usually fails. As to what you should do, I guess I'd back the data up first. What sort of files are they, do you access them with both win95 and linux programmes? cheers Johann Kurt Kehler wrote: > I'm using ZipSlack UMSDOS with Win95. The other day, while working in > Win95, there was a brief power outage (a clear day, blue sky). When > the power returned the computer automatically booted into Win95, ran > Scandisk and found problems it could not fix with /linux filenames. It > suggested I run Scandisk for Windows. Should I? Linux still runs > fine. Can Windows screwup my Linux filenames, as they are in the same > partition? > > Thanks, > Kurt -- Johann Kwiatkowski Spot The Dog Graphics P.O. Box 79, Moorooka, Qld, Australia, 4105 mobile 0418 797 419 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] or email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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