The DR-DOS/OpenDOS Enhancement Project

> But isn't the DOS version of Scandisk pretty useless? It nearly always says (something like) "Unable to fix drive 'X:' Run the Windows version of
> Scandisk to correct the error" whenever I've seen it find a corruption.

Well, the name is *Scan*Disk, not *Fix*Disk, isn't it? ;-)

Use Norton Disk Doctor if you are interested in fixing any problems.

BTW, I remember having read something about a port of the Linux tool
DOSfsck to DOS.