Cannot create keychain in Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard

I upgraded from Mac OS X 10.4.11 to Mac OS X 10.5 today. Now my passwords cannot be saved to a keychain. My keychain from 10.4 was copied to the ~/Library/Keychains folder, but does not show up in the Keychain Access list. When I try to create a new keychain, I get an error saying,
*"An error occurred while trying to create a new keychain."*
Now, every time I check my mail or do anything that requires a password, I have to enter the password. When Mac OS X tries to create a new keychain to store the password, it fails. Cookies are also not functioning correctly.
Here is some additional information that may be helpful:
1. I have run Keychain First Aid within Keychain Access. It verifies everything fine. But Repair terminates unexpectedly.
2. I tried upgrading to Mac OS X 10.5 by both an Upgrade and Install, and a Clean Install followed by a system migration. Same problem either way.
3. I have repaired permissions on the boot volume both from the boot volume and from the Installer disc.
4. Disk First Aid says the hard disk appears to be OK.
5. *Files within my user folder have (unknown) as the Group owner.* I am not sure why this is, but wonder if it is related to the problem I am experiencing.
If anyone has an idea regarding what the problem is or how I can fix it, please let me know!
Thanks.

When I'm using disk utility and use "verify disk" I get the following message:
"First Aid failed
Disk utility stopped verifying "UltraMax" because the following error was encountered.
Filesystem verify or repair failed."

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