I would highly recommend Applejack. But I think it can only be installed on
the boot drive. Also ClamXav would not hurt - we live in dark times, and is
getting darker, even for macs :)
Try searching sourceforge.net. And for the last resort, learn using
OpenFirmware. It is very powerful and also extensible. The same goes for the
Intel Macs - install rEFIt, along with the EFI shell, and learn how to use
EFI shell as well.
Try to find utilities which can be invoked from the OpenFirmware. Myself, I
have never done that, but I am sure that it can be done and that such
utilities exist.
As for the pure troubleshooting utilities, I would recommend Apple Hardware
Test, or some other LiveCD which has those utilities preinstalled. Depending
solely on your hdd and utilities on it can be dangerous.
I hope I have been of little help.
Matevž
Markovič
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