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From: "Bernard J. Courtney" <bc@bythehand.net>
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Hi all,

(please first be informed that I am not a subscriber of this list, so
please reply to bc@agoron.com.)

I am getting errors like those that follow in my daily security check,
as well as popping up on the screen.  What is causing these to occur and
how can I fix them.  To me it seems like a hard disk error, are there
any programs like Scandisk for Win 95 built into FreeBSD 2.2.1?  And if
so what commands must I execute to run them.

			Thanks in advance, and happy holidays to all,
					Bernard Courtney