On Dec 13, 2014, at 8:32 AM, Fred Thiel wrote: > My 27" 3.1 Ghz 2011 iMac running Snow Leopard 10.6.8 is acting crazy. > Yesterday, it wouldn't boot. After the Apple logo and spinning graphic were > through, there was only a gray screen and no hd activity. I spent hours > rebooting, zapping the pram, trying to boot from an external hd, but nothing > worked. Booting into the restore mode told me that my hd was OK, but didn't > help anything. Starting with the shift key held down didn't do anything, > either. I was able to run AppleJack several times and the only anomaly was in > the repairing permissions. It repaired the same permissions every time. They > were Java and remote management mostly. I was able to reinstall the OS from > the DVD finally. It booted completely after that, however this morning, the > screen flickers sometimes and the cursor doesn't look right. Right now, I'm > downloading the huge update that will take hours. I would greatly appreciate > any help on this issue.
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