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Diskwarrior won't do it's job!
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Jan 2003
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First of all I have a 1ghz TiBook 1gb Ram running OS X 10.2.6
I boot off Diskwarrior 3 disk. It builds an optimized directory but then tells me it can't update the old one due to a "MAC OS services failure" I've rebooted and tried this many times with the same result.
What is a guy to do? Any suggetsions would be greatly appreciated.
-Brian
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Senior User
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: From The Deep End Of The Jar ©
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Originally posted by BrianJ1400:
First of all I have a 1ghz TiBook 1gb Ram running OS X 10.2.6
I boot off Diskwarrior 3 disk. It builds an optimized directory but then tells me it can't update the old one due to a "MAC OS services failure" I've rebooted and tried this many times with the same result.
What is a guy to do? Any suggetsions would be greatly appreciated.
-Brian
I have never seen this error message before. Did you contact Alsoft?
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20"iMac intel 2.66 Duo: 4GB RAM : OS 10.6.6
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Canaduh
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Originally posted by BrianJ1400:
First of all I have a 1ghz TiBook 1gb Ram running OS X 10.2.6
I boot off Diskwarrior 3 disk. It builds an optimized directory but then tells me it can't update the old one due to a "MAC OS services failure" I've rebooted and tried this many times with the same result.
What is a guy to do? Any suggetsions would be greatly appreciated.
-Brian
For me, Diskwarrior has worked 99% of the time. The only time it couldn't complete repairs was due to a hardware problem (damaged hard drive). So, it's possible you have a defective hardware component.
Best to submit the error message to Alsoft.
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