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It seems that your NTFS volume is hosed. My suggestion is to try a disk
repair on each of your partitions. Open up My Computer -> Right click on a
volume -> Properties -> Tools tab -> Repair -> Automatically fix -> Answer
Yes to confirmation for repair on next reboot -> reboot.
Alternately, it could indeed be a virus or worm...
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From: winmac-errors@lists.best.com
[mailto:winmac-errors@lists.best.com]On Behalf Of Peter Wickenden
Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2000 1:11 PM
To: winmac@lists.best.com
Subject: [WinMac] Mystery Con
Hi all
I have a colleague running a Mac graphics network with Cyan MacServerIP
running on an Alpha NT server. All has gone well for over a year, but
suddenly (and he has not been able to connect this with a new install etc)
files of 0k simply called 'con' are appearing. Binned from the NT, they are
immediately replaced by a similarly named file. Binned from a Mac, they
start counting up from a minus number of files being trashed!
The server is not connected to the outside world, Services for Macintosh is
switched off and it is only running as a file server. Any clues?
Peter Wickenden, Systems Manager
Seven Manchester, UK
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