No, just erase the bad volume, not the entire disk. That should re-
initialize the file system in that partition.
On Feb 21, 2010, at 2:41 PM, Neil Laubenthal wrote:
Haven't tried erasing it yet . . .if I can't get it fixed I can do
that though . . .which should fix the problem but I was hoping there
was a simpler answer. It's an emergency boot volume and I hate to
waste an hour reinstalling the OS on it unless I have to.
I don't have a current copy of DW . . .the last copy i have is 3 or
so years old . . .but Disk Utility, Drive Genius and TechTool Pro 5
are all happy.
The only thing that appears amiss is that it doesn't show up in
Finder windows until I use the Go to Folder option and then it shows
up as grayed out instead of normally.
On Feb 21, 2010, at 4:18 PM, Macs R We wrote:
Did you try erasing the touchy partition with Disk Utility?
Did you try siccing Disk Warrior on it to see what handy diagnostic
messages it might provide?
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