Sounds like it could be a bad sector on the drive. Open Applications >
Utilities > Console > Set the log view in the left hand column to "All
Messages" > In the search box type in "I/O error" and see if there are any
entries which say "disk0s2 I/O error".
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On 6 Aug 2013, at 06:40, macabee <[email protected]> wrote:
> Lately my iMac [2008 model 4gb ram] just freezes up but with the curser
> working, causing me to reboot, any ideas.
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> Thanks
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