Diskwarrior 4.4 Download Mac

I just got a copy of diskwarrior and after it scanned my main drive, I opened the "Graph" section. It told me 33% of that partition was out of order. It had blue items at the beginning instead of all white and gradually going to blue.

after around 50 hours, diskwarrior gave me my drive back, with all the files intact. it ended up with 1961 overlapped files. i guess i was lucky, but from now on i will make sure i have a copy the diskwarrior cd with me wherever i go. i love this program!

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Diskwarrior 5 stuck in Step 6 for almost 1 week (6 day and 15 hours) and after detecting over 55k overlapped files. Then I view the report, and click the replace. It quickly goes to Step 12 of 12 repairing overlapped file. there was no progress on diskwarrior progress bar to tell how many overlapped file is fixed. This step 12 stuck for another 5 days, then it give me the following error:

At this point, fsck_hfs verification has NO error anymore. TimeMachine backup verification also passed. but I am still not sure, so let diskwarrior5 do another rebuild. this time it finished in 30 minute and replace take about 5 minute only. No overlapped file detected anymore.

If you select a disk image in DW 4.2, like the type of storage Time

Machine uses for network backups, it immediately rebuilds the directory.

It doesn't offer any other options or user interaction.It also repeatedly complains about latency being I/O errors on remote

disk images. More than a few of them causes the directory rebuild to

abort. It's a dumb assumption that only I/O errors could cause latency.

Here's the log entry it makes: Oct 27 22:21:25 desktop [0x0-0x5a75a7].com.alsoft.diskwarrior[48158]:

DiskWarrior App: disk3s2: Bad (slow) blocks appearing in range 70444104

to 70444104, unless disk was asleep and delay was due to spin-up. (315)

> It also repeatedly complains about latency being I/O errors on remote

> disk images. More than a few of them causes the directory rebuild to

> abort. It's a dumb assumption that only I/O errors could cause latency.

> Here's the log entry it makes: