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kanpachi

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Mar 1, 2005
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Hey Guys,

I was trying to partition my hard drive using Boot Camp, but then it said there was an error and that I should run disk utility. Ran disk utility, and it gave me a "Incorrect number of thread records" error on one of the lines. I put my Leopard CD back in and booted from it, launched disk utility, but there were no errors this time when running verify disk. Should I be concerned? My MBP is running 10.5.1 and is only 3 months old?

Thanks.
 
Generally speaking, no, I wouldn't worry about it. I believe I've seen something similar to what you describe happen (not the boot camp part, but the error-reboot-no-error), and I assume it just means that whatever basic checks/maintenance the OS does on boot cleared up the error. Never had any issue come of it.
 
Same error.. apparent more persistent

Hi,
I have seen this same error on my iMac (3 months old, running Tiger). I fixed the problem 2 days ago by booting off my install disks, but when I checked today, it came up with an identical error again.
"
Incorrect block count for file Temp File 6
(It should be 2973 instead of 0)
Incorrect number of thread records
"
and it said again -

The volume Macintosh HD needs to be repaired.

Error: The underlying task reported failure on exit



So I think there is some sort of a problem.
Any suggestions ?
 
Exact same thing with my laptop OSX 10.4.11

just wanted to add that i have a mac laptop and i ran disk utility today just for kicks, and my 5 yo computer gave me the exactly same error message (to the letter), and my computer is running fine.
good luck!
:)

to macdots post, that is and btw, my message did not give me any mention about the number of threads or which file/s they are located in.
 
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