I ran the extended hardware test that came with my G5 and it detected no
hardware problems. However, when I do a repair disk, I get the message,
in red, that there is an invalid leaf count, (whatever that is), and
that it should be 1 instead of 1576.
The next part is confusing:
"The volume Macintosh HD was repaired successfully.
Repair attempted on 2 volumes.
1 HFS volume repaired
1 volume could not be repaired (and this is in red)
I don't understand what "volume" couldn't be repaired. Is there
something besides the HD that has a problem?
This all began because of quirky things happening in the photo part of
iMovie. I have updated software, repaired permissions repeatedly, ran
repair disk several times, and performed an archive and install. No
matter what I do, the photos are not updating correctly in the time
line, and I continue getting the same error messages in repair disk.
I am in the process of backing up everything so I can do an erase and
install, but wonder if anyone has any suggestions or other advice before
I do that.
Thanks.
Luann
G5, 1.8 GHz
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