Hey guys,
I was moving my MacBook last night and I set it down on my desk and as I did so it died, almost as if the battery had come loose and it lost power. Since then though it has refused to boot OS X. I have booted into single user mode and successfully run fsck which shows no errors. The MacBook is dual-booting Ubuntu and OS X and Ubuntu boots and runs with no errors showing up.
Any ideas on where I should proceed from here? I'm unsure whether the hard drive is actually to blame in this situation or whether it's something a little more serious. If it's only a little filesystem corruption, how should I try and get OS X running again?
Any suggestions would be hugely appreciated
Cheers
Patrick
I was moving my MacBook last night and I set it down on my desk and as I did so it died, almost as if the battery had come loose and it lost power. Since then though it has refused to boot OS X. I have booted into single user mode and successfully run fsck which shows no errors. The MacBook is dual-booting Ubuntu and OS X and Ubuntu boots and runs with no errors showing up.
Any ideas on where I should proceed from here? I'm unsure whether the hard drive is actually to blame in this situation or whether it's something a little more serious. If it's only a little filesystem corruption, how should I try and get OS X running again?
Any suggestions would be hugely appreciated
Cheers
Patrick