On Mar 5, 2007, at 7:17 AM, Peter Saint James wrote: > On 4 Mar 2007, at 3:28 PM, Philip J Robar wrote: > >> Else, if your file system and/or other files are still corrupted >> you save as much data as you can by telling SuperDuper! to ignore >> things it can't read. > > How does one tell SuperDuper to ignore things it can't read? I see > nothing for this under preferences. Under the File menu see the scripting options. > I seem to have solved the immediate problem, as long as I haven't > created another one. > > I shut down all apps except Finder. Trash still wouldn't empty. I > unplugged the network cable and restarted the computer. Trash then > emptied. I then tried another backup and it worked this time. > > I will have to see if I need to re-install java, which is where the > corrupted file was. So I take you didn't bother to run Disk Utility? And what could possibly lead you to believe that you don't need to reinstall Java? Phil