Hi all 
I've got a big problem. About a week ago, I completely ran out of hard drive space, so I decided to upgrade the standard 250 GB hdd in my uMBP 2,4 Ghz 4GB ram to a new 750 GB one. However, I have a special setup: Shortly after I bought my macbook, I replaced my superdrive with a SSD, which contains my OS X. I then moved my homefolder to my regular hard drive due to its size. This has worked perfectly for about 1.5 years. So to recap:
SSD: OS + apps
HDD: home folder (movies, files, library) + bootcamp
I bought a new Western Digital 750 drive, placed it in an external enclosure and used carbon copy cloner to clone over my HDD. After swapping out the drive, OS X booted and I thought all was good. It wasn't.
The operating system would freeze at completely random times. Not completely lock up: I could still move my mouse, and switch windows by clicking them. But spotlight, the dock, expose and all the rest just froze. I tried disabling spotlight (I read that if spotlight tries to index a corrupt file, the system freezes), I tried to repair disk permissions several times, reset PRAM, tried the restore disk option, I even booted in Disk warrior and let it do a complete run. None of it helped, so I decided to completely reinstall my OS X. I formatted both my SSD and new HDD and installed SL to my SSD, after which I moved my home folder again.
This seemed to had solved it (is that a correct tense?), but yesterday the OS froze again. I rebooted, ran disk permissions etc, but a couple of hours ago it froze again.
So it's a faulty hard drive you say! But here is the crazy bit: I also reinstalled Bootcamp on my new HDD, and this works flawless. Ever since my OS X got unstable, I've been using Windows 7 instead and it hasn't given a single hiccup. The smart status of the drive is positive, and the apple hardware test can't find anything wrong.
I am getting desperate. I want my stable mac back. Does anybody have any other tips / suggestions?
Thanks for reading
Vincent
EDIT: I ran a hard drive diagnostics program. It said there was no problem, here is the log:
log.txt
(I don't know where the weird characters came from, you can ignore them.)
I've got a big problem. About a week ago, I completely ran out of hard drive space, so I decided to upgrade the standard 250 GB hdd in my uMBP 2,4 Ghz 4GB ram to a new 750 GB one. However, I have a special setup: Shortly after I bought my macbook, I replaced my superdrive with a SSD, which contains my OS X. I then moved my homefolder to my regular hard drive due to its size. This has worked perfectly for about 1.5 years. So to recap:
SSD: OS + apps
HDD: home folder (movies, files, library) + bootcamp
I bought a new Western Digital 750 drive, placed it in an external enclosure and used carbon copy cloner to clone over my HDD. After swapping out the drive, OS X booted and I thought all was good. It wasn't.
The operating system would freeze at completely random times. Not completely lock up: I could still move my mouse, and switch windows by clicking them. But spotlight, the dock, expose and all the rest just froze. I tried disabling spotlight (I read that if spotlight tries to index a corrupt file, the system freezes), I tried to repair disk permissions several times, reset PRAM, tried the restore disk option, I even booted in Disk warrior and let it do a complete run. None of it helped, so I decided to completely reinstall my OS X. I formatted both my SSD and new HDD and installed SL to my SSD, after which I moved my home folder again.
This seemed to had solved it (is that a correct tense?), but yesterday the OS froze again. I rebooted, ran disk permissions etc, but a couple of hours ago it froze again.
So it's a faulty hard drive you say! But here is the crazy bit: I also reinstalled Bootcamp on my new HDD, and this works flawless. Ever since my OS X got unstable, I've been using Windows 7 instead and it hasn't given a single hiccup. The smart status of the drive is positive, and the apple hardware test can't find anything wrong.
I am getting desperate. I want my stable mac back. Does anybody have any other tips / suggestions?
Thanks for reading
Vincent
EDIT: I ran a hard drive diagnostics program. It said there was no problem, here is the log:
log.txt
(I don't know where the weird characters came from, you can ignore them.)