Hey all --
Was wondering if anyone had some input before i dropped lots of $$$ on DiskWarrior or a professional disk repair service.
My 80 Maxtor drive which is in a ADS firewire case no longer mounts on any of my Macs.
I've tried isntalling the drive in my old G4 tower as both master and slave to no avail. I've tried different pin combinations on drive, different firewire cables...
So yesterday i tried again, plugging case into my MacBook. Message popped up asking me if i wanted to "initialize" drive or eject it. Then, i opened disk utility and tried to run first aid, which gave me error message:
Pop Up window said:
"First Aid failed" "disk Utility stopped verifying disk because of error"
"The Underlying task reported failure on exit"Disk Utility said"
"Verifying volume"
"error: the underlying task reported failure on exit"
"1 non HFS volume checked"
"volume needs repair"
And the drive itself can be seen in Disk Utility but my named paritition
shows up with the name greyed out and can't be loaded....
Help!!!
thx,
Jim
Was wondering if anyone had some input before i dropped lots of $$$ on DiskWarrior or a professional disk repair service.
My 80 Maxtor drive which is in a ADS firewire case no longer mounts on any of my Macs.
I've tried isntalling the drive in my old G4 tower as both master and slave to no avail. I've tried different pin combinations on drive, different firewire cables...
So yesterday i tried again, plugging case into my MacBook. Message popped up asking me if i wanted to "initialize" drive or eject it. Then, i opened disk utility and tried to run first aid, which gave me error message:
Pop Up window said:
"First Aid failed" "disk Utility stopped verifying disk because of error"
"The Underlying task reported failure on exit"Disk Utility said"
"Verifying volume"
"error: the underlying task reported failure on exit"
"1 non HFS volume checked"
"volume needs repair"
And the drive itself can be seen in Disk Utility but my named paritition
shows up with the name greyed out and can't be loaded....
Help!!!
thx,
Jim