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  • I don't really understand them either. My experience with Apple Care has usually been good. My iPod has died a few times, and every time they just replace it. This is fine, because it's just music that's also on my server.

    My sister's hdd has died twice. The first time, they forced her to /buy/ DiskWarrior. It didn't work, they wouldn't give her a refund, and then they replaced her hard drive. The second time, they said, "Back up, because we're replacing your hard drive." -- "How can I back up if the drive is fried?" -- *shrug*

    So she UPS'd the thing to me. I couldn't get anything to work, including Disk Warrior. I took it to the local authorized place, and they said they would maybe take a look at it a little possibly if they felt like it, but would probably send it to Apple to have the drive replaced. They got it fixed though... with Disk Warrior. "By the way, this isn't covered by AppleCare. $135, please." -- "You booted to a CD and ran fsck." -- "Yup. $135 worth of fsck."
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    rjbs
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