> > If it is indeed a corrupted partition re-initializing it would solve > that. Again, it doesn't really matter from where you do that. > > > So my question was, how do I do that from within BeOS? But having > > thought about it a bit more, I figure it could be possible to > > launch > > the image in QEMU and install from there, choosing to > > reinitilialise > > at > > the start. I'll give that a try. > > Both should work. Alternatively you could probably get the build > system > to do it for you. I would however suggest the easiest way, just using > DriveSetup from BeOS within. > > Regards > Michael > Many thanks for the explanation. I can't say I've noticed any particular problem but I might to do it anyway, just for peace of mind. (My random email sig, as so often is the case, nicely appropriate...) -- Nigel Malthus, Christchurch, NZ. Research is what I'm doing when I don't know what I'm doing. -- Wernher von Braun