Prosoft Engineering has released Drive Genius 2.1.1, an updated version of its drive repair and recovery program for Mac OS X.
The new version, a 23.3 megabyte download, offers the following fixes and features:
Enhanced Duplicate tool has an option to verify the destination of whole-drive copies. In addition, source bad blocks can be skipped if found during a whole-drive copy.
Increased performance and reliability of Defrag.
Bug Fix: spurious “test aborted by disk” S.M.A.R.T. warnings in 10.5.x
Bug Fix: after shredding a volume, a new volume would always be created as “Untitled” instead of using the previous volume name.
Bug Fix: the tooltip displayed for duplicate files in DriveSlim contained an invalid path to the original file when displaying results from the boot volume.
Bug Fix: crash during launch if information about installed languages could not be obtained (10.4.x/PPC only).
Bug Fix: Adobe and Microsoft application updates would fail if language bundles were removed or their binaries trimmed; these are now excluded from the DriveSlimsearch results.
Other bug fixes.
Drive Genius retails for US$99 and requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later installed to work. The application is a Universal Binary and functions natively under both PowerPC and Intel-based hardware.
Prosoft Engineering has released Drive Genius 2.1.1, an updated version of its drive repair and recovery program for Mac OS X.
The new version, a 23.3 megabyte download, offers the following fixes and features:
Enhanced Duplicate tool has an option to verify the destination of whole-drive copies. In addition, source bad blocks can be skipped if found during a whole-drive copy.
Increased performance and reliability of Defrag.
Bug Fix: spurious “test aborted by disk” S.M.A.R.T. warnings in 10.5.x
Bug Fix: after shredding a volume, a new volume would always be created as “Untitled” instead of using the previous volume name.
Bug Fix: the tooltip displayed for duplicate files in DriveSlim contained an invalid path to the original file when displaying results from the boot volume.
Bug Fix: crash during launch if information about installed languages could not be obtained (10.4.x/PPC only).
Bug Fix: Adobe and Microsoft application updates would fail if language bundles were removed or their binaries trimmed; these are now excluded from the DriveSlimsearch results.
Other bug fixes.
Drive Genius retails for US$99 and requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later installed to work. The application is a Universal Binary and functions natively under both PowerPC and Intel-based hardware.
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