Are you trying to repair the volume you have booted off (the external
drive)? Or are you trying to repair the internal drive of the
computer? If you've got two volumes that are both labelled Macintosh
HD you need to distinguish between them. Because Disk Utility usually
won't let you repair the Volume that you're booting off.
Quoting bred...@highway1.biz:
Hi there
Was trying to repair the disk of one of our Intel iMacs with Disk
Utility having started up from an external hard drive.
I was able to repair the permissions and verify the disk. However
when I tried to repair the disk I got this error message: "Disk
Utility stopped 'Macintosh HD'. Could
not unmount disk".
Please explain and make suggestions?
Stuart Breden
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