Startup issues
Steven DeWitt
info at stevendewitt.ca
Wed May 2 06:34:28 PDT 2007
> If you can't even boot from a CD, then I don't see how the problem
> could be with your internal HD - And in that case DiskWarrior will
> not be able to resolve your problem.
>
> Also, if you have a good backup I wouldn't bother with trying to
> rescue the current filesystem. IMO it's much better to reformat and
> reinstall in such cases.
>
> Can you use "Target Disk Mode" to mount your new iMac from your old
> iBook? In that case you might be able to salvage any files you're
> missing from your current backup before starting over from scratch.
>
>
> j o a r
>
Hi,
It lets me start up from the CD, and it lets me run Disk Utility, but
it finds missing threads, then displays "Error: The underlying task
reported failure on exit" and then aborts the repair process.
When I plug the iMac into my iBook and try turning the power on while
holding the T button down, the symbol comes up on the iMac's screen
so that I know it is in disk mode, but strangely it never shows up as
a drive in the iBook Finder. Is there a way I can go "looking" for
it, or am I just out of luck if it does not show up in Finder
automatically?
Thanks,
Steven
P.S. Sorry joar for replying directly to you...
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