I would consider HFS+ to be a legacy filesystem at this point, something you shouldn't use without a really good reason (interop with pre-macOS 10.13 machines being the only one I can think of).
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I believe I potentially wrote that code in 2006 when working at Apple on HFS. What a remarkable world!
I would consider HFS+ to be a legacy filesystem at this point, something you shouldn't use without a really good reason (interop with pre-macOS 10.13 machines being the only one I can think of).
Fun fact: HFS dates back to the 80s, and so does the fsck code. https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/hfs/blob/main/lib... still contains '#if BSD' blocks for the Mac OS X code, and classic Mac code in the '#else'.
And 'dfalib' refers to 'Disk First Aid', the classic Mac fsck application.
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Couldn’t that have been an underlying block error?
Do we know if they tried 2 different disks?
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