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| No connection to HD Hi! I found your website while looking for information on troubleshooting my Mac. I hope you can help. I am having problems with my Macbook OS X. I am in Japan and dealing with MacSupport is a bit complicated with the language barrier and all. I am hoping there is a simple solution that I am too computer-illiterate to know. Basically, I can`t seem to connect to the hard drive. I don`t know what happened. Yesterday I just booted up my computer as normal and it came up fine, but the internet connection was really sluggish, so I rebooted. Thats when I lost the connection entirely. I did all the troubleshooting in the manual... 1. The hardware check detected no errors. 2. I used the Disk Utility: First Aid option on the Mac OS X Install disk to check for errors. What I got was the following... Verifying volume Macintosh HD Invalid node stucture 1 HFS volume checked The volume Macintosh HD needs to be repaired. 3. I tried to repair it, but it failed: 1 HFS volume checked volume could not be repaired because of error. 4. The error that kept flashing was Error: the underlying text reported failure on exit. 5. I also tried to re-install the software with the Mac OS Install Disks, but that failed as well. That is all I have. If you can help, I would appreciate it. Thanks! |