Macbook Pro wont start, please help

[ohh]

I have googled for solution and few of them have tried but none of them worked.

Here is my problem:
I cant start my macbook (mid 2010). When I press the power button, the apple logo appear as well as the spinning bar, for about two minutes a progress bar appeared (like boot from safe mode), however for a while the bar disappear and without loading any progress then for another while it turned off automatically.

I have tried to boot from mac install disk, after I pressed "c" while booting the apple logo appear but not the spinning bar, and then I am stuck at it. I can hear the disk stopped to load after about 15 mins and nothing happened after.
I also tried to boot from the disk warrior but same situation happened, nothing happened even i placed it for about 30 mins

I have tried to boot at verbose mode and it said
"Incorrect block count for file configd.pid"
"invalid sibling link (1 instead of 0)"
"rebuilding B-tree catalog"
"The Macintosh HD could not be repaired"

Also "fsck_hfs -f /dev/disk0s2" in single user mode wont work as well

Any idea please?

 

[montycat]

My mid 2010 MBP had the same thing happen. The hard drive needed to be replaced. Im glad I had Apple Care and TimeMachine backups. Did you try an archive and install of your OS?

 

[ohh]

i cant even boot from the installation disk

 

[mgriffin]

i cant even boot from the installation disk

I'm having the same exact problem. I put a new hard drive in and it still won't boot. Tried firewire running in target mode used disk warrior and it did fix problems but it still won't boot.

 

[sm.wilson]

As always, try to reset your PRAM and NVRAM, attempt to boot while holding down the ALT key, and finally, attempt booting from external drive, and selecting the startup disk.

cmd+option+P+R: hold it down at boot, listen for the boot chime 3 times to reset both PRAM and NVRAM.