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I was using proprietary backup software on my external 200 GB USB drive  
(it boots from a CD), when, after doing a Verify operation, I got an error  
message that the backup was corrupted. The hard drive was then unreadable.  
Under OS/2 it says the drive is not accessable.   
 
Under DFSEE, it says: "Master Boot Record not valid. Disk getdeviceparams  
failed."  
 
I tried the command for "new MBR code," and I tried wiping the first 10 mb  
of the drive, but I still get the same error.  
 
If I try to create a new LVM volume, it seems to create, but then after  
exiting LVM, there is no new volume there.  
 
Does this sound like a hard drive crash, or is there something I can do  
with DFSEE to fix it?  
 
Thanks,  
Sandy  
 
 
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