Bad allocation file- any hope?

Hi there- having problems with a 15" Powerbook G4 running OSX.4.9 (possibly .10). Friday the computer was unbootable with the system disk- would automatically start up from my TechTools eDrive. Volume or directory problems on the start-up drive, so I couldn't do volume tests (or they failed), with "Bad header" error, and couldn't test disk permissions using Disk Utility. Took to Apple store- where the genius at the bar tried to recover the directory structure but said he couldn't do it.
Skip to this morning- I was about to reinstall OSX but the start-up disk worked! After an immediate home-folder backup, I'm trying TechTools again, and now show the error BAD ALLOCATION FILE. Is there any way to fix this? Would a bad allocation file affect my back-up (ie. should I use a slightly older back-up before these problems started?) Any advice here- I'd really like to avoid having to reinstall the OS and all my apps if possible.
Thanks!
Alan

Just a final update here- I ended up wiping the HD and reinstalling. So far the reinstall is going smoothly, although I'll need to figure out who controls the site licenses for some of my apps at my new university...
I had a strange contradiction between Disk Utility and TechTools- techtools showed an allocation overlap error but disk utility showed no problem. I ended up trying the repair in tech tools- the repair process worked, although it damaged some OS files (airport disabled, basically everything with the network preferences was not working). Hence the reinstall.
From the techtools moderator:
"Given the diagnosis and the symptoms, it is likely that there was an allocation overlap that damaged a file important to the operating system. The most it is possible to do is to identify the files. An overwritten sector of a file cannot be repaired."
The one other thing I learned was that Techtools pro is now up to v. 4.5.3- I was using 4.1.1. Apparently the older versions may not work quite as well with Tiger. The upgrade is not downloadable and requires a DVD...
Thanks to everyone for their advice.

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Is there any hope for Help Viewer?

I have read through as many discussions about Help Viewer problems as I can find, and still, help in Finder doesn't work. I have tried all of Dr. Smoke's suggestions and many others to no avail. Help Viewer still ends up going back to a blank screen, links that don't work, and the search just keeps searching.
All of the suggestions I have tried fix Help Viewer temporarily, but it has always gone back to its same old broken self.
If anyone out there can REALLY help, I would REALLY appreciate it.
Thank you!

Hi Jordan. Hopefully I can offer a solution for this which bugged me enough to really try to resolve it, and have now done so, at least for me.
First the essentials.
System Setup: Powermac G4 Dual 1GHz MDD. 1GB. MacOS 10.4.3
Issue: Loading Mac Helper from the Finder will result in a blank screen after the first launch. On first launch you will be able to click one or two links then it will not work and search will not function [issues may vary but blank screen always]
This problem occurred with earlier versions of Tiger. I have since done a clean install. Tried replacing the Help Viewer app from the Install disk and also the MacHelp.help document too, but it did not help. I even tried the same items from other disks just to check for corrupt files but still no change. Trashing the prefs does not seem to make any difference, nor the same with the cache folder but it can resolve other issues, just not this particular one.
NOTE Before others try this fix I strongly suggest you try the solutions suggested by Apple and those on the very good XLab web site. Here are a few related articles:
XLab. The most comprehensive guide to the Help issues.Check out the 'Help Viewer displays a blank window.' link.
http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/helpviewer.html
Apple. From the source. Not quite the same symptoms but offers Help advice on
'Mac OS X 10.2, 10.3: Mac Help Viewer unexpectedly quits'
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107013
Solution:
1. Go to User > Library > Caches > com.apple.helpui [note: you need to launch Help Viewer at least once so that this folder is created]
2. Delete ALL files/ folders in the com.apple.helpui folder, if any.
3. Create a new folder inside com.apple.helpui and name it 'Mac Help' [the same as that created automatically by Help Viewer, case sensitive].
4. Select the new folder and use Command + I to see the folder 'Info'. First
label it red [to aid further diagnostics] and then change ALL the permissions at the bottom to *Read only* [click Details to see the options, not just 'You can'. Include Read only for 'Owner', 'Group' & 'Others'. You will need Admin access for this]. Close the Info panel.
5. Launch Mac Help from the Finder menu bar. If it was blank before, the Help Viewer screen should show the Mac Help homepage again. Try several links and search and Index. They should all work, and quicker now. Quit and relaunch. This time the Help Viewer works now and no blank screen. The issue with Mac Help is fixed ( but be aware that any other Help folders created could well cause the same issue, so check for these if it still happens and read on for details of how to deal with this other part of the issue)
*BUT*
Although this resolves the Mac Help issue, AS SOON AS OTHER MAC APPLICATION HELP's ARE LAUNCHED, IT IS MOST LIKELY THE ISSUE WILL RETURN!, hence the labeling of the Help folders red, to track newly created Help folders (i.e. Mail Help, Safari Help etc). If these are launched this automatically creates help folders in com.apple.helpui for them and they also cause the blank screen problem.
So, the best thing is to create Help folders in the same way that you did for Mac Help, for ALL Mac applications to avoid having to do it incrementally as and when you use another Mac application Help [or if you do a search it may well create folders anyhow]. These are the Help folders I have created, with the red label and 'Read only' permissions:
Activity Monitor Help
Address Book Help
AirPort Help
AppleScript Help
Automator Help
Bluetooth Help
Calculator Help
Chess Help
Console Help
Dictionary Help
Directory Access Help
Disk Utility Help
DVD Player Help
Font Book Help
Grapher Help
iCal Help
iChat Help
Image Capture Help
Mac Help
Mail Help
ODBC Administrator Help
Preview Help
QuickTime Player Help
Safari Help
Script Editor Help
Sherlock Help
Stickies Help
System Profiler Help
Terminal Help
TextEdit Help
There are probably more but these are the ones I could find fairly easily. If they are labeled red then it is easy to see if any others appear and cause the issue. Once I have done this I make a backup copy of these folders with the permissions set and archive it for use as and when I need to replace them.
Result: For me and my setup this has resulted in my being able to use Help normally without the blank screen issue for nearly two weeks now since I spent a lot of time looking at this issue. In fact I find Help works a lot faster and suffers fewer delays. Because this only requires amendments to file permissions, in a folder which is automatically replaced if deleted anyhow, I feel it is a safe and easy enough for most users to do if they have this problem.
I hope this offers a solution to other users with the same issue and who have tried the other suggestions (Including Dr. Smoke's and from Apple etc) but still have problems with the blank screen.
The Cause & Other Notes
Having been frustrated with this issue for several months now I spent some time trying to find the cause. It clearly does not effect everyone, and others have found the suggested fixes, such as trashing the com.apple.helpui cache folder and relevant preference files, have worked for them. It makes it a more complicated problem to identify. It appears perhaps to be related to your type/ speed of connection from the computer to the Apple help servers where the cache folders and files and downloaded from. This seems likely from error messages. It also appears that, for whatever reason, some of those files being automatically created when Help Viewer is launched are the actual problem. In order to explain why I think that, if you have this issue then you should get the exact same repeatable test which led me to find the solution.
Do this:
1. Firstly navigate to > Library > Caches > com.apple.helpui and trash this folder. Then before proceeding launch the following apps to help diagnose and follow what is happening:
a. Console [so you can watch for error message in console.log window]
b. Activity Monitor [to watch internet traffic during launch and browsing the Help Viewer]
c. Leave the FInder window so you can watch what happens.
2. Launch Mac Help from the Finder menu bar. It should launch and show the home page on the screen. Immediately you will see a new com.apple.helpui folder being created. Navigate into this so you can watch what is being placed in the newly created com.apple.helpui folder.
3. Now click on any of the Help links on the right (not the link to the apple web site). Immediately (slower if dialup and not already connected) you should see traffic over the network as the computer connects to the Apple help servers. Then, in the com.apple.helpui folder you will see a new folder called 'Mac Help'. Also some other numbered (0-15) cache folders which are not of interest right now. And on quit a file called 'TOCCache.plist' which does not effect things. Soon you should see an error in the Console console.log window something like this:
"2005-11-19 01:57:45.585 Help Viewer[1313] Exception raised during posting of notification. Ignored. exception: * End of archive encountered prematurely at 400"
I am not sure exactly why this is but it appears to be related to some sort of timeout and failure to fully download some items.
4. Now try to click on any link or Index. For me, nothing happens and I get only more error messages like:
"2005-11-19 02:02:21.190 Help Viewer[1313] Uncaught exception - * End of archive encountered prematurely at 400
2005-11-19 02:02:21.190 Help Viewer[1313] * Attempt to remove unrecognized exception handler 0xbfffdce0"
The only option is to quit out.
5. Immediately relaunch Mac Help. If it is like me then it will now be a blank screen accompanied by the following my critical error message:
"2005-11-19 02:03:33.543 Help Viewer[1319] * NSRunLoop ignoring exception '* End of archive encountered prematurely at 400' that raised during posting of delayed perform with target 375df0 and selector '_setupTOC'"
Now, everytime I quit a launch Mac Help it is the same error and blank screen.
This seemed to me to point towards an issue within the com.apple.helpui folder because when it is trashed Help Viewer will launch one time then stop.
So I went through each folder (I had a number of Help folders the first time) and tried moving it out of the folder, rather like testing for bad prefs in OS8.
Eventually I tracked the offending file/s down to this:
User > Library > Caches > com.apple.helpui > Mac Help > Contents > Resources > English.lproj > pgs > pgs.helpindex
As soon as this file is created then it all stops. Trash this file and relaunch and the homepage appears again until it appears and once again the problem reappears. This is totally repeatable for me.
Once I had isolated the problem file I tried various solutions to resolve it. The first was to replace it with the same file which is already in the System within the MacHelp.help documentation here (the system Library, not the User path)
Library > Documentation > Help > MacHelp.help
Copy MacHelp.help and then use Command + I and 'Show Package Contents' to navigate to:
MacHelp.help > Contents > Resources > English.lproj > pgs > pgs.helpindex
(right at the bottom of the pgs folder with hundreds of .html files)
I then replaced the existing pgs.helpindex with this one. It is different at it has an earlier Created date of 16/03/2005 (my vary), the one in the cache folder is Created 20/10/2005 (may vary?)
This allowed Help Viewer to launch correctly, but after a short time and re-launch it returned to the blank screen. Examining the file showed it was being overwritten by the later downloaded version, the one causing the problem. This led me to change the permissions to 'Read only' to prevent it being overwritten and after this the Help Viewer worked normally on relaunches.
I also changed and altered the permissions on the pgs/pgs2.helpindex folder in the same directory as the pgs folder as it seemed to also cause a problem.
So, finally I resolved the problem, with no error messages, the Help Viewer loading correctly and a working Help. However, I noticed that after a while the blank screen came back. Knowing the pgs.helpindex was OK it seemed likely that other .helpindex files in other Help folders created in the com.apple.helpui folder. This proved the case because, on trashing the new Help folder, it launched again. Swapping the downloaded .helpindex in say, Mail Help, and changing the permissions fixed it, until another Apple application Help folder was created and it re-occurred. The problem does not occur with all the Mac application Helps, but with some (notably for me, Mail Help, Safari Help and some others).
Finally I found that rather than digging into the apps contents I could get the same fix and also quicker Help browsing by simply creating the actual Help folders as described above and ensuring the .helpindex (or other folders/ files like idx) was not created.
From nearly two weeks trials it so far appears to completely resolve this issue.
Just be aware of any new Help folders/ files being created.
The are a few other observations:
1. I tried just altering the permissions on the actual com.apple.helpui folder to 'Read only' but whilst it allowed the Help Viewer to open fine, it broke links within the application Help windows.
2. I have not tried many Helps on other non Apple applications. I find that Toast help triggers error messages:
"2005-11-19 02:27:02.229 Help Viewer[1340] -[IdxSearchController openIndices:] caught a VTWIN exception. Bad index file is /Applications/Toast 7 Titanium/Toast Titanium.app/Contents/Resources/English.lproj/Toast Help/Toast Help idx
It is not possible to change the 'Toast Help idx' as it is an exec file. The errors do not seem to break Help Viewer. I had similar error messages from Quicktime Help when it loaded. I suspect that the Toast help is broken for similar reasons as mac Help b (it works for links to installed pages but not external ones). But it could be from the alterations to the Help folders. Either way at least Help works.
3. It is possible to get most .helpindex files from the relevant application contents but just using the Help folders is a quicker solution.
4. I can't help feel that the difference between those that have or do not have these issues is a slower connection, i.e. non-broadband. I have a 64k ISDN connection through a router which is pretty much 'always on' with solid 7KB speeds, but it seems this is insufficient for Help to work properly. I read elsewhere that connection speed appears to be an issue and Help is sensitive to this. It would be interesting to know what type of connection people with the issue have. I also have a hardware firewall in the router which may be a factor but it does not stop any other normal traffic and allows the files through anyhow. It has been in place for 6 years and with no issues. Just wanted to note it.
5. Certainly for my situation, it appears that the files being downloaded from the Apple help servers are actually causing the problem at my end. I can't explain why or how other than the tests explained above are repeatable and that using the same file but from the System file resolves the problem. It remains unclear why a slower connection would lead to files downloading which affect some people but not others? It may be something totally different of course but the error messages in Console do seem to point towards this.
6. I imagine the reason why the files and folders are downloaded are to ensure that they are kept up to date, as the pgs.helpindex for instance is a later creation date. However I do not seem to have any problems browsing or looking at topics, especially with the 'Include product Support Searches' option selected in the Help View menu. It means that there is extra traffic but gives a wider range of responses from Apple. Perhaps it is better to deselect this option if you have a slow dialup connection?
Summary
I hope that this solution can help others with this issue and perhaps other related problems. There is no way of me testing it further and I do not know how others who seemingly do not have a problem can check this. I just know it resolved it for me. I am no expert but a long time Mac user who is used to simple and elegant functionality, not the ongoing saga of the current Help, and wanted the thing just to 'work'.
Good luck
Simon

Saw: C-runtime error occured (bad allocation)

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saw.views.pivottable.displayer
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saw.rpc.server
saw.rpc.server.handleConnection
saw.rpc.server.dispatch
saw.threadPool
saw.threads
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Properties: ThreadID-5800
Location:
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saw.threads
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Is there any hope of apple adding a 're-link with media folder'-type function to iTunes?

Is there any hope of apple adding a 're-link with media folder'-type function to iTunes?
I have 1000s of broken links after installing the latest version of iTunes and updating some files in my media folder. The location of my itunes library has not changed, and all the files are there (I know because I've just waited several hours for the files to be updated by my ultra-slow computer) - by my logic, there should be some menu option that simply re-synchronises with the media folder, just like itunes would do with an ipod - it can't be that hard can it? The only way I can restore a link is by clicking every song (I have over 28,000) and locating the file in the folder that iTunes claims to use as its media folder - the new version 10 option of then using this location to restore all broken links doesn't work because it only looks in the specific album file, and after a couple of times this dialog box no longer even comes up, so I couldn't ask it to do this even if I wanted to. At the moment the only option I can see is to completely wipe iTunes and re-load all my music from scratch - using my tired and over-worked computer this will realistically take around 15 hours that I don't have, and my computer will melt in the process. I wish I'd never tried to 'tidy up' my iTunes library...
PLEASE Apple, how hard can it be to have a function that searches for and restores broken links by itself????? I've told you where the music is - just flipping look for it yourself instead of getting me to do it!

You don't have to re-rip, re-import or re-download all your content. You can clear the iTunes library, either by selecting all in the libary and pressing the Delete key, saying "no" when it asks if you want to remove the files themselves, and then use the Add To Library command, selecting the iTunes Media folder (or iTunes Music folder, as applicable to your situation), and that will add back all your content. It shouldn't take more than a few minutes; if it does, something may be amiss with your hard drive or the library file is corrupted (in which case just delete the library file and re-do the Add To Library command).
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Hi All,
Hope this is the right place to post - I run Snow Leopard on a June 210 2.66 i7 UMBP. Please forgive my very limited knowledge but I was following instructions on how to create a "Disk Image" of a SDHC Card to preserver exact data so as to enable easy import of Full HD 60FPS AVCHD/.MTS stuff shot on a Sony DSC-HX9V Camera. (Sony PS Video Mode)
I am basically "Monkey See. Monkey Do" & was having a nightmare trying to figure out why I could not transfer the stuff on the SD Card to iMovie 11/ iMovie HD. I read lots of threads here & elsewhere & the advice seemed to be to make a "Disk Image" of the SD Card via Disk Utility & then import into iMovie from there. I found the following online instructions:
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You were on the right track, but now the disk free space doesn't give me much hope you'll recover anything. The .MTS files are in fact the video files:
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Source code has syntax error: E:/usr/sap/DXI/DVEBMGS00/j2ee/cluster/server0/./temp/classpath_resolver/Mapb97a3fc699d611dcaf9d001b78d07a70/source/com/sap/xi/tf/_UserToRoleId_.java:3: cannot access kolpix.echo bad class file: E:\usr\sap\DXI\DVEBMGS00\j2ee\cluster\server0\.\temp\classpath_resolver\Mapb97a3fc699d611dcaf9d001b78d07a70\classpath\Echo_1(kolpix/echo.class) class file has wrong version 50.0, should be 48.0 Please remove or make sure it appears in the correct subdirectory of the classpath. import com.sap.aii.mappingtool.tf3.;import com.sap.aii.mappingtool.tf3.rt.;import java.util.;import java.io.; import java.lang.reflect.*;import kolpix.echo; ^ 1 error
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package kolpix;
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 public static String hello(String str) {
 return "Hello "+str+"!";
in UDF into the Imports textField i just put kolpix.echo;
and in body function i just put return echo.hello("World");
Could any one explain what does it mean and what i must do to solve the problem?
Thx in advance.

<a href="http://j-integra.intrinsyc.com/support/kb/article.aspx?id=183240">That info explain all</a>

Cannot access Graphics - bad class file

Hey.
When I try to compile my source I get an error saying...
.\Man.java:146: cannot access Graphics
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Please remove the files or make sure it appears in the correct subdirectory.
It's on a different computer so that's not exactly it, but it's close enough. Compiler was working fine until the other day when i found out that all the source files were zipped up in src.zip, I had to extract Graphics.java so I could open it in emacs, and after I did that it started giving me that error message. There's nothhing wrong with my source, and I didn't move Graphics, it's still in the correct place exactly as it was, and i looked at it, all the right stuff is still inside. I'm quite confused.
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You should not need to unzip src.zip to use the Graphics class or any class that comes with j2sdk. The compiled classes are in jar files that are installed in certain directories when you install the j2sdk.
You should only need to have a line "import java.awt.Graphics;" near the start of your source code.
The error most likely occurred when the compiler found a Graphics.class file but inside the file is java.awt.Graphics class, not a plain Graphics class.

A C-runtime error occured (bad allocation) from xmlViewService

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I have a .NET code which calls OBI webservice xmlViewService. I observed xmlViewService.executeXMLQuery works fine when there are records between 0 - 80000, but when records go beyond 80000-100000 it fails & returns an exception "A C-runtime error occured (bad allocation)".
I tried gradually increasing the maxRowsPerPage from 10 to 100000 but in vain.
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sawSessionService = new SAWSessionService(obieeWebServiceUrl);
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AuthResult logonResult = sawSessionService.logonex(obieeUserId, obieePassword, sawSessionParms);
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xmlQueryOptions.async = false;
xmlQueryOptions.refresh = false;
xmlQueryOptions.maxRowsPerPage = 100000; //10;
xmlQueryOptions.presentationInfo = true;
xmlQueryOptions.type = "";
ReportParams reportParams = new ReportParams();
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queryResults = xmlViewService.executeXMLQuery(reportRef, XMLQueryOutputFormat.SAWRowsetSchemaAndData, xmlQueryOptions, reportParams, sessionID);
Please help me solving the issue. Highly Appreciate any help.
Thanks - harry
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Hi Harry,
We face this issue, when the criteria returns lot of data. Is the issue resolved for you now? If yes, can you share your solution.
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I am trying to run a 'Hello World' program which came with the FreeTTS package from links from the java.sun.com website, and am not able to compile the program. I get the error:
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_______________________________________^
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* Copyright 2001 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
import cl.com.sun.speech.freetts.audio.Voice;
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import cl.com.sun.speech.freetts.en.us.CMULexicon;
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public static void main(String[] args) {
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     Voice helloVoice = (Voice) voiceClass.newInstance();
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     helloVoice.setAudioPlayer(new JavaClipAudioPlayer());
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          ("Thank you for giving me a voice. I'm so glad to say
hello to this world.");
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catch (Exception e) {
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I've tried a billion things, including moving around the .class files [which, by the way, i extracted myself from the .jar files which came with the FreeTTS package - is that what i'm doing wrong? if so, please tell me - ] and still nothing happens - the same error results.
I've tried reading other cases similar to mine in the forums, but most of the things i read didn't apply to my (quite simple) situation, such as the 'package' line needing to be removed or anything like that..
I run Win2k and have j2sdk1.4.0_01 installed on my machine
I beg for anyone's help. Thanks in advance
-=-Miagi-=-

Aha!
Extracting from the jar file might be ok, as long as the directory it's extracted into reflects the class's package name. Open the jar file using WinZip and you'll see that the files it contains are in directories that exactly mirror (including case) the package names.
The error you're getting tells you that java is looking in .\cl\com\sun\speech\freetts\audio\Voice.class (the '.\' means relative to your current working directory) and my bet would be that the file is not there!
You shouldn't need to extract these files at all, actually: Try deleting the files you extracted from the jar then try running your program again.
I hope this is helpful...
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