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Mac UFies - advice needed	by julius.apweiler	2004-07-12 06:39:01
I think there is	by imrambi	2004-07-12 06:46:01
unfortunately...	by acsronin	2004-07-12 06:54:25
I've done that.	by julius.apweiler	2004-07-12 07:03:25
What's the error it finds? (n/t)	by Mad_Peter	2004-07-12 11:11:52
I'll have to try again, give me a while (n/t)	by julius.apweiler	2004-07-12 13:38:22
Hmm, it's different now.	by julius.apweiler	2004-07-12 13:55:00
Sounds like it finally found itself a solution.	by Mad_Peter	2004-07-12 15:52:25
For months I'd run Disk Utility and get 2 "incorrect number of" statements. I think it was catalog nodes and b-tree leaves. The first statement was "is X: should be Y", the second statement was always "is Y: should be X". Apparently what it does when it boots in Safe Mode is a little more in depth, because the problem disappeared after I did a Safe Mode boot. Took forever, though. It's possible that deleting the file that contained the discrepancy altered the problem to the point where Disk Utility was able to fix it. Why it first stated it was attempting to repair 2 volumes, I don't know. The only time I had a 'double vision' problem like that the bus controller had fried itself. It would run just long enough for me to see 2 drives where there should be one, then freeze the Mac. What fun. Unless your Mac is freezing up without warning you probably don't have that problem.
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