OK, so I'm on 10.4.10, and I ran Disk Utility..
While checking the "catalogue" (I guess its what it's called in english, my system is in italian), Disk Utility returned the error "Extent value is not valid" (or something like that), and reported that the volume needed to be repaired.
So I inserted Tiger Install CD 1 (which is version 10.4.2) and ran Disk Utility from there. Apparently, the volume could be repaired, and i got the green "volume has been successfully repaired" message.
Then, just out of curiosity, i rebooted and ran Disk Utility from the hard drive again.. The verification returned the same error: "Extent value is not valid".
I inserted the DVD again and ran Disk Utility once more.. It said that the volume didnt need to be repaired and was OK!
What's going on? Is it possible that the Disk Utility on 10.4.10 could be reporting issues that don't exist? Please note that i'm not experiencing particularly strange behaviours on the system..
What would you suggest? Thanks
While checking the "catalogue" (I guess its what it's called in english, my system is in italian), Disk Utility returned the error "Extent value is not valid" (or something like that), and reported that the volume needed to be repaired.
So I inserted Tiger Install CD 1 (which is version 10.4.2) and ran Disk Utility from there. Apparently, the volume could be repaired, and i got the green "volume has been successfully repaired" message.
Then, just out of curiosity, i rebooted and ran Disk Utility from the hard drive again.. The verification returned the same error: "Extent value is not valid".
I inserted the DVD again and ran Disk Utility once more.. It said that the volume didnt need to be repaired and was OK!
What's going on? Is it possible that the Disk Utility on 10.4.10 could be reporting issues that don't exist? Please note that i'm not experiencing particularly strange behaviours on the system..
What would you suggest? Thanks