Goto the Apple Knowledge Base and lookup article 106214.
It relates to disk repair after improper shutdown, forced restart, or power interruption.
A partial start with command line is one of the symptoms specifically mentioned in this article, and the article advises how to respond to the command line.
On Apr 6, 2005, at 2:22 PM, Thomas Baker wrote:
I've been running X (10.3.8 now) trouble-free for months, but today I
decided to change the cables on my video converter box (which I use to feed
analog video into Final Cut), and I thought it would be safer to shut down
the computer before switching FireWire or video cables on the box (I
especially worry about switching FW cables hot). So I chose Shut Down and
waited for the Mac to shut down. The monitor screen turned blank-blue as it
usually does during shutdown, but then it just hung there, frozen. No
shut-down.
Regards,
Wayne Clodfelter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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