Thanks

[Dominic Torruellas <rrt@asu.edu>]

> Another possibility is that the disk itself is bad.  Reformat the
> disk,
> run Norton (or some other disk checking utility) on the disk and make
> sure that there are no bad sectors.
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thanks man I ran norton on the disk and it said it wasn't able to copy
system files to it, guess teh disk is screwed up so I'll have to look
for some more


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