What does this mean?? ERROR

[aaagat111]

Here is a screenshot of diskutility when i receive this error. What does this mean, and what should I do about this??



I have tried repairing permissions, and restarting, yet this does not get rid of this message and error.

Lately, I have not updated or anything, and have not noticed any problems except for a random crash of safari once, two or three days ago. I am just concerned about what this means

Currently: Mac OS X Tiger v10.4.5
All. Powerbook Rev. D
No Current upgrades

Thanks,
AAA

 

[mad jew]

It means you might wanna run fsck.

 

[igucl]

I don't know, but it doesn't look good. I'd do a backup.

 

[FocusAndEarnIt]

I don't know, but it doesn't look good. I'd do a backup.

That's always good, but... it may be a simple solution just like mad jew suggested - running fsck.

Will it allow you to repair the disk?

 

[faintember]

I have had that exact same error before and fsck fixed it in my case. Good luck.

 

[2nyRiggz]

It means you might wanna run fsck.

Indeed, 3rd vote for this....and hey if madjew said so then its gold ...unless its relationship advice


Bless

 

[nylon]

I wonder if anyone knows why mad jew is mad? He seems awfully helpful

 

[calebjohnston]

fsck will fix the f*ck out of anything.

f's for alliteration .

Seriously though, I had a very similar issue.. twice. fsck fixed it after two tries.

 

[trainguy77]

Also click on the drive itself on the left hand side, then look at the bottom and see what the SMART status says.

 

[mad jew]

...and hey if madjew said so then its gold ...unless its relationship advice

Hey! I resent that!

I wonder if anyone knows why mad jew is mad? He seems awfully helpful

It's mad like crazy, not mad like angry. Rumour has it that I was dropped on my head as a baby. Others say that I'm a crab...

 

[DCapple]

I don't know, but it doesn't look good. I'd do a backup.

i definitely agree....backup your files so anything bad happens your good...