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danielhayter

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Apr 6, 2007
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I have just done a verify disk check on my Macintosh HD volume and this happens-

Anyone know what I can do to repair this or what it means?
 

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I had that problem a while back in my G4 Quicksilver. Couldn't sort it so I just replaced the HD.

Does your iBook beachball a lot?
 
No more than usual, no. The HD was making a few odd noises three days ago but hasn't made the odd noises since. It is acting totally normally today.
 
My G4 beachballed a fair bit launching apps and such (on drive access). So I tried to repair it. Got the same message as you. I replaced the drive but installed the dodgy old drive into an iMac. Reformatted the drive, reinstalled the OS and it worked fine for a few months then failed.
 
formatting seems to have done the trick though i'm a bit annoyed i had to do so - thats the first time i've reformatted the hd since i bought this thing years ago! im a bit worried its going to die on me any time now...
 
i suggest you do a backup. :)

and be prepared for the worst. I've had to replace an HD in a ibook and it was not fun. So glad that macbooks are a lot easier now.
 
is replacing the hard drive something that I can pay Apple to do? Or anyone for that matter? How much might it cost?
 
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