File/Folder/Partition repair program for the Firebee

[Gamer]

Hello,

I was wondering if there was a program that would read a partition and repair a bad file or folder on that partition or at least
let you delete it. I have a bad folder that the Firebee cannot read and so I cannot even get rid of it. Any ideas. I have had this
happen before and I had to get all the good data off of the partition and then re-format it using G-parted on my OpenPandora.
I much would rather use an Atari program for this.

[christos]

Well, if you have easymint an rm -rf might do it

[Dal]

Well, if you have easymint an rm -rf might do it

Don't do this...

[Zogging Hell]

Are you using long file names (VFAT)?

[christos]

Well, if you have easymint an rm -rf might do it

Don't do this...

Why? It could delete the folder. Naturaly you wouldnt do it in the root directory

[joska]

Why? It could delete the folder. Naturaly you wouldnt do it in the root directory

Because the folder is probably undeletable due to a corrupted FAT. If you attempt to force a delete you might f**k up the FAT further.

I would recommend backing up the partition and verify the files, then initialise the partition and copy the files back. Faster and safer than attempting to fix it.

[Gamer]

Yes, I am using long file names. I know it does not work on the Firebee, but it is a folder inside the Calamus SL folder. I have had this happen before on another program. I run the program and something got screwed up. I could not get to it, so I just re-formatted. I figure it is much easier to have a program or a way just to get rid of it.

[Gamer]

What program would I use to re-initialize the partition? HDDriver.app?

[Mathias]

HDDriver is not working at the FireBee. Recetly there is no possibility to partition, initialize or format a device directly at the FireBee. You need another computer to do so, and create usual FAT16/32 or ext2 partitions there.

[Gamer]

HDDriver is not working at the FireBee. Recetly there is no possibility to partition, initialize or format a device directly at the FireBee. You need another computer to do so, and create usual FAT16/32 or ext2 partitions there.

Yeah , I can do that using my OpenPandora and G-parted. That is what I did before. If such a program comes out for the Firebee, please let me know. Thanks....