While my dual boot utility disk project has been going well this weekend, I discovered an extremely serious problem. My 750GB Data HD is corrupt to the point that not even DiskWarrior can repair it. I went out Saturday and invested in a brand new 1TB HD and a Firewire enclosure. The 1TB HD now sits in the G5. The good news is I had cloned the 750GB disk on September 8th, so the problem is less than a month old. I have the cloned disk, as well as an older clone (I believe over a month old). The bad news is there has been a lot of thrashing going on with the disk (it only has about 1GB free space), and I've put a lot of digital photo's on it in the last month (while moving what data I could to the boot drive). As near as I can tell I was able to copy most files over to the new 1TB drive, BUT I appear to be missing about 5GB and several hundred files. Are there any tools besides 'find . -print' and 'diff' that I can use to compare the three HD's (month old 750GB clone, corrupt 750GB, and new 1TB)? I want to try to identify what files are missing from the 1TB HD. I right now have TechTool Pro trying to recover files, but it looks as if that will take about another day and a half to run. Regretably I had never bothered to install TechTool Pro, and didn't have it protecting the drives. Even worse, I've not been backing up my photo archive like I should as due to some other issues my NAS is in storage. Zane