dkuropatwa
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I have an iBook G4, 1.33 GHz with 768 Mb DDR SDRAM running system 10.4.10 and I have over 44GB of free space.
It spontaneously started freezing. By freezing I mean it boots up, I get to the desktop and within a few seconds it just stops. This happens even if I do nothing on the desktop; within a few seconds of starting it just freezes. Occasionally it "gets stuck" at the blue screen.
Surfing forums I have zapped the p-ram and a host of other sorts of "restarts" including starting in safety mode. Doing a fsck gives these results:
I typed:
/sbin/fsck -fy
I got these results:
**/dev/rdisk0s3
**Root file system
**Checking HFS Plus volume.
**Checking Extents Overflow file.
**Checking catalog file.
disk0s3: I/O error
Invalid sibling link
(4, 16770)
**Volume check failed.
localhast:/ root#
Can anyone tell me what all this means? Is this a hardware problem? If not is there anything I can do to revive my mac? I'm using a PC laptop now and am REALLY missing my mac.
Thanks.
It spontaneously started freezing. By freezing I mean it boots up, I get to the desktop and within a few seconds it just stops. This happens even if I do nothing on the desktop; within a few seconds of starting it just freezes. Occasionally it "gets stuck" at the blue screen.
Surfing forums I have zapped the p-ram and a host of other sorts of "restarts" including starting in safety mode. Doing a fsck gives these results:
I typed:
/sbin/fsck -fy
I got these results:
**/dev/rdisk0s3
**Root file system
**Checking HFS Plus volume.
**Checking Extents Overflow file.
**Checking catalog file.
disk0s3: I/O error
Invalid sibling link
(4, 16770)
**Volume check failed.
localhast:/ root#
Can anyone tell me what all this means? Is this a hardware problem? If not is there anything I can do to revive my mac? I'm using a PC laptop now and am REALLY missing my mac.
Thanks.