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In article <gemini.j9vib2001s0j302eg.govind.removethisbit@kharbanda.co.uk>, Govind Kharbanda <govind.removethisbit@kharbanda.co.uk> wrote: I did this some time ago in an attempt to better integrate the Windows and RISC OS sides of my machine. My RISC OS documents are all stored in HostFS::Govind.$ - which points to 'My Documents' on the Windows side. All my RISC OS apps are in HostFS

On 6 Dec, Govind Kharbanda wrote in message <gemini.j9ttle009v3de02uo.govind.removethisbit@kharbanda.co.uk>: Find the corruption and you will probably rescue the data. Yeah, I guess I could try this out! Time to load up StrongED and see if I can locate the corrupted data manually. Bit worrying though - seems suggestive of impending hard disc problems. Especially as my

In article <gemini.j9rt0o001h7vc00i0.govind.removethisbit@kharbanda.co.uk>, Govind Kharbanda <govind.removethisbit@kharbanda.co.uk> wrote: Martin <News@avisoft.force9.net> wrote: Has it been running ok all the time, or have you not run it for a while? It runs on startup. So one morning it suddenly failed on startup? Had anything changed since previous day? [Snip]