Craig Ringer wrote: > Steve Herrick wrote: > > >> On 4/17/06, frank gaude' <tanzen at sbcglobal.net> wrote: >> >> >> >> >>> Two possibilities come to mind: 1) hard disk failure, 2) RAM errors. >>> >>> >>> > It could also be filesystem corruption. HFS+ is reasonably solid, but no > filesystem is perfect. IIRC there are some testing tools available when > you boot from the Mac OS X CD. > Have you googled the issue? I don't know Macs, but it seems this happens on occasion. There is something called a Safe Boot with Mac that /might/ fix it. In Linux/Unix, fsck does this kind of thing to fix corrupted filesystems, which is what this sounds like. Depends on how much you're attached to your Mac OS, and whether you have any irretrievable data on that system.
Greg
