Disk Utility & permissions issue FIXED!!

After reading many reports of people with the same issues, this worked for me. DO NOT update to iTunes Ver 6.0.2! If you already have, revert back to Ver 6.0.1 and trash your iTunes .plists. After doing so, DU should repair permissions just fine. Another thread mentioned possibly trashing the Chess program and its .plists as well, but as for me, just going back to the previous iTunes 6.0.1 worked! Hope this helps.
Robb

Here's another solution posted this afternoon.
1. Did you recently update your iTunes?
If so, that seems to have caused a bit of a problem with Panther.
If that is the case,
Go to HD>Library>Receipts and trash all ITunes .pkg files
EXCEPT iTunesX.pkg and iTunesPhoneDriver.pkg.
Be very careful here, be sure to leave the last two there!
Then see if you can repair permissions.

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Disk Utility-Permissions Repair doesn't seem to repair anything

I have recently installed Leopard, and so far I haven't had any serious issues. However, I used the 'Repair Permissions' function in Disk Utility today, and it doesn't seem to have repaired anything.
As a rule, I run 'Repair Permissions' two times in a row, just in case it missed anything the first time around. When I ran it a second time, everything that it had supposedly fixed on the first run was showing up the second time.
Is there any reason that permissions repair wouldn't be making the necessary changes? If so, how can I fix it. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thank you.

Hi DJ EeeKay
In the following article there is a list of messages that you can safely ignore:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1448?
Note: that it was +Last Modified: April 17, 2009+ and I've noticed a few more after the last round of updates.
Dennis
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Also note that if you uncheck "Show details" you will no longer see the messages.

Stuck at "starting login window" and Disk Utility won't fix it...

I downloaded some security updates, and since restarting my computer as required, I have never been able to start it up since. It gets stuck on the "starting login window" screen, with the little blue bar still shimmering and mouse still moving, but just won't ever load the login screen, even after hours.
I've seen a few other people have had this problem, and tried to follow some of the recommendations, with no joy. I tried several times to repair the disk permissions with Disk Utility, but it has an internal error saying it lost the connection to the disk manager, or something similar.... when I try to repair the disk, it fails saying something about "overlapped extent allocations" and an "invalid node structure".
I can start up in single-user mode, and doing a fsck had the same result.
What can I do??? Some people suggested an Archive and Install manoeuvre, but I'm scared of losing all my files! Will it erase them all? Do I have to back up all my files before doing this? How can I back them up if my computer won't start?
I know almost nothing about computers - all I know I have found in the past few days searching through these discussion boards trying to find an answer! I have an important essay due on Monday which is stuck in my computer, so I'm a little scared!
I'm using Mac OS X Panther or something.... not sure how to find out exactly which one, as my computer won't start!
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
iBook G4

Hi, you have some serious directory damage there, and it was probably there before the updates. An Archive and Install would not be recommended. If you did that you would likely have more problems then you have right now.
If it were me I'd run Diskwarrior and Tech Tool Pro on it. DW for the invalid node structure and Tech Tool Pro for the Overlapped Extent Allocation. But you probably would have to buy both of them, and there's no guarantee either one will fix it.
Apple doc.#25770, talking about Overlap..... says the easiest way to fix it is to Erase and Install. If you are running 10.3.9 and had access to a retail Tiger disk, you could try booting up on it and running Disk Utility. Tigers DU has the ability to fix Overlap.... sometimes, Panther's does'nt.
This is the best way to Erase and Install. First backup all your important stuff, if you can, as the following will erase everything on your drive; it will be unrecoverable. Put your install disk in your Mac and Restart while holding down the C key. In Tiger, When you get to the install screen, don't click install and go to the title bar at the top of the screen and click on Utilities (in earlier OS's click on the installer menu).
Click on Disk Utility and choose the hard drive you want your OS on. Then click on the Erase tab. In Tiger, click on the Security Options button near the bottom (it's similiar for Panther and Jaguar).
Once in there choose Zero Out Data (write zero's in earlier versions). This will map out any bad blocks on your drive and bring it back to almost new condition (providing there's nothing wrong mechanically with it, bad bearings, defective or damaged surface, etc.).
Once this is done, go back to the install screen and begin the "Erase and Install" installation. This will put a factory fresh system on a clean hard drive.
Cheers!
DALE

Disk Utility - permissions

Every time I verify permissions I get the same results:
Repairing permissions for “Macintosh HD”
Group differs on "private/var/root/Library/Preferences/.GlobalPreferences.plist", should be 0, group is 90.
Warning: SUID file "System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/MacOS/ARDAg ent" has been modified and will not be repaired.
As soon as it is repaired I recheck and get the same results. Anyone have any ideal what this means?
As well, now when I attempt to "verify disk" Disk utility freezes and will not even respond to "force quit". Any info on this will be appreciated. Thanks.

Early permissions checks after a major upgrade may take quite awhile. The ARDAgent message is accurate but can be safely ignored according to Apple.
See http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306925 .
Make sure you are running Disk Utility while booted from the Leopard dvd. Run "repair disk" to fix any errors it may find. If DU repairs something, run "repair" again to verify.
Hope this helps,
Slim
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Disk Utility can't fix error...

Hi people...
I have a G4 iBook, 933mhz, 640ram, 80g HD. It's on OS 10.4.11. Everything has been running fine, no problems for a long while, until this morning.
I turned the computer on, and it loaded/booted fine up to the 'Login' screen. I popped my password in, pressed Enter. Usually, with in a matter of milliseconds, my current wallpaper appears, followed by the menu bar and the HD icons etc. However, today, after entering the password, the login box disappeared and left the Aqua default wallpaper in the backround. I left it for about 5 minutes and it just stayed as it was, so i powered down. I put in my install DVD and booted up Disk Utility. I got the permissions checked and verified, all were fine. I then done the disk verification. Within a matter of minutes, it came up with an error in bold red (apologies in advance, i didn't record the code). I tried both the repair and varify options and neither could solve the problem.
I restarted the computer and it loaded fine, until i'd put my password in again. So this time i left it for about 15 minutes. When i returned, it had managed to load my current wallpaper, but nothing else.
Does this sound like a serious problem? I don't want to re-install as i'll lose lots of information on the computer. Has anybody else experienced similar? Could i re-install if there's a HD error?
Any advice welcomed!
(if i remember correctly, the error on screen was something like: "HD error, 90, unable to complete process" or similar).

Hi guys
Well, last night, i ran Disk Utility, an the error was that bad that it still couldn't fix it. I started the computer up as normal, and after login, i left it for nearly 2 hours. Desktop eventually loaded up, and once loaded, the whole computer behaved as normal. I backed-up my files/pics etc (not alot thankfully as i'm a regular back-upper (you learn after losing a hard-drive with major projects on!)).
I then ran DU in situe, and it reported the same error-"Error -9445. Keychain length not long enough: 0 volumes repaired". As i had backed up the info, i restarted it and tried again. This time it booted up as normal. So i ran DU again, but it still reported the same error. Everytime i tried to 'Repair' on first aid, the option was ghosted-so upon selecting Verify, it started to check, telling me it needed to be repaired, then Repair wasn't a option. Unfortunately i was without Internet access last night, so was unable to accesss this information, and i can't tell you what the S.M.A.R.T. status was.
I figured that as i had backed up the info i needed, i'd start up with Install the disk, try erasing the HD, and then run First Aid Repair Disk, knowing full well that i would be 'Zeroing' the HD and reinstalling in the next few days. So. i bravely erased the HD.... i ran the Repair Disk....the result? Tune in tomorrow folks!
No, just kidding-the result was fine. No errors reported, volume 'Dan's G4 was successfully repaired' (in green type, something i had begun to miss!). So i now know that i'll need to install the OS again, but at this moment in time it appears the the HD is ok. Obviously i won't know until the system is re-installed, but i do have access to a PC with internet connection at the moment, so if it all goes pair shaped then i can report back. However, when i'm all up and running, i need to learn about partitioning, so i'll be back to report regardless...
The only further question i have is concerning re-installation. My iBook came with OS 10.3.4 over 3 CD's, plus the 4 software CD's. I upgraded and bought OS 10.4.7 on DVD. So what do i use for installation? Do i use the original 10.3 CD's, or do i use the 10.4 DVD? I'm not sure if the CD's contain vital info that the DVD doesn't? Sounds a silly question i suppose, but i don't want to spend 2+ hours installing, then another 2 upgrading when i put in 10.4!
Cheers for your help, and thanks in advance for your info!
Dan
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Disk Utilities/Permissions Issues with Leopard

What is wrong with Leopard's permissions? I have had numerous permissions issues, and had to reformat my two disk drives and Archive & Install Leopard on my startup disk after a Tiger to Leopard Upgrade.
Now when I run Disk Utilities and Repair Permissions (which I do routinely), what used to take a minute or two in Tiger now takes a half hour (or longer) in Leopard?
I ran Disk Utilities on my MacPro and it has taken nearly 25 minutes and is still going. My MacBook Pro is estimating the time at 1-minute remaining (where it started), and it has also been going for 25 minutes plus. I would like to go to bed, and don't want to leave my MBP running over night if I don't have to.
This is a major issue and one which Apple needs to address immediately. I trust I am not the only User having this issue, is this the case?

No your not the only one. It's been reported throughout the discussions. Appears that some of the errors reported in disk utility will not effect performance. Still, I expect that something is being observed and worked on as an update..

TS1901 Disk Utility Unrepairable Issue

I ran Disk Utility after hearing some unusual noise from my system drive. I received this message after running Repair Disk Permissions (Repair Disk was not available):
Warning: SUID file “System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/MacOS/ARDAg ent” has been modified and will not be repaired.
I also was able to run Verify Disk successfully after this. Can you please advise if I have an issue that requires attention from this message.
Thanks much,
Old Customer

In order to repair the disk, if it even needs it, you must boot into your recovery partition (Command-R) and run Disk Utility from there. Disk Utility cannot repair the volume it's running on.

Disk Utility Permissions repair not showing details

I have a brand new imac 24. When I run repair Permissions, I get this
Repairing permissions for “Macintosh HD”
Permissions repair complete
It says "Estimated time less than 1 minute" which actua;ly takes a lot longer, seems to hang up at first.
However it is not going through the usual gobbldeegook you see in Tiger or Panther, Like thos pesky colorsync profiles etc.
Is this a system corruption or a bug in Leopards new Disk Utility? I used the Migration Utility to transfer some files from my G4.
I'm having serious issues with fonts not showing up in my APPS so I'm trying to resolve a huge problem thinking maybe Permissions are the reason.

SparkyJ,
I was having that same issue with Repair Permissions, until I just started the process and let it go. It hung for several minutes before the process bar began to show activity. I have no idea why this is now happening, but Permissions are eventually getting repaired.
“Technological change is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal.” (Albert Einstein, 1941),
Dr. Z.

Why is Disk Utility "Permissions" only enabled on system drive?

Hi,
Shouldn't Disk Utility's "Verify Permissions" and "Fix Permissions" be enabled for all mounted volumes? Including disk images? Same with "Verify Disk" and "Repair Disk".
I'm seeing them enabled only for the system drive.
Thank you,
Don

Shouldn't Disk Utility's "Verify Permissions" and "Fix Permissions" be enabled for all mounted volumes? Including disk images?
When Apple (and some third-party) software is installed, data is written in the Receipts folder incuding file permissions. Disk Utility uses this information to verify and repair permissions. There is no such information for other files or drives.
Same with "Verify Disk" and "Repair Disk".
They should work for other drives.
I'm seeing them enabled only for the system drive.
Are you using an administrator account?

Disk Utility can't fix problems, and is very sow...

Every time I run Disk Utility on my system's "Macintosh HD", it returns this error list:
Repairing permissions for “Macintosh HD”
Warning: SUID file "usr/libexec/load_hdi" has been modified and will not be repaired.
Warning: SUID file "System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DiskManagement.framework/Versions/A/Resources /DiskManagementTool" has been modified and will not be repaired.
Warning: SUID file "System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DesktopServicesPriv.framework/Versions/A/Reso urces/Locum" has been modified and will not be repaired.
Warning: SUID file "System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Install.framework/Versions/A/Resources/runner " has been modified and will not be repaired.
Warning: SUID file "System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Admin.framework/Versions/A/Resources/readconf ig" has been modified and will not be repaired.
Warning: SUID file "System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Admin.framework/Versions/A/Resources/writecon fig" has been modified and will not be repaired.
Warning: SUID file "usr/libexec/authopen" has been modified and will not be repaired.
Warning: SUID file "System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app/Contents/Resources/OwnerGroupTool" has been modified and will not be repaired.
Warning: SUID file "System/Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/MacOS/ARDAg ent" has been modified and will not be repaired.
Permissions repair complete
Is this OK? If so, why it does show this? If it's not OK, why it can't fix this problem?
And it takes 4-5 longer to run "Repair Disk Permissions" than it was on OS X Tiger.
I sent this report also to the Apple Mac OS X Feedback. Just wanted to know is this Disk Utility report normal?

But this repairing process takes about 4-5 minutes, while on Tiger it took about 1 minute.
That is normal in Mac OS X 10.5.
(26351)

Disk Utility problems - cannot fix...

Hi there,
Had a few problems on my computer, so I ran the regular checks. Virusbarrier X, ClamXav, everything in Tech Tool Pro 4, CRON scripts (and a few other things in Onyx), Repair Permissions, and Disk Utility Drive Checks.
Most of this was done in Safe Mode or whilst booted from tech Tool Pro disc.
Everything is good now... except this:
When I run disk utility when the computer is running normally and I am logged into my account, no problems show up.
However when I run it from the OSX Install disc the following errors come up (for my 2 drives):
1. Invalid leaf record count (it should be 5 instead of 2660)
2. Invalid leaf record count (it should be 19 instead of 2907)
Whats that all about then and how can I fix it?
Thanks

Have you done this?
Repairing the Hard Drive and Permissions
Boot from your OS X Installer disc. After the installer loads select your language and click on the Continue button. When the menu bar appears select Disk Utility from the Installer menu (Utilities menu for Tiger.) After DU loads select your hard drive entry (mfgr.'s ID and drive size) from the the left side list. In the DU status area you will see an entry for the S.M.A.R.T. status of the hard drive. If it does not say "Verified" then the hard drive is failing or failed. (SMART status is not reported on external Firewire or USB drives.) If the drive is "Verified" then select your OS X volume from the list on the left (sub-entry below the drive entry,) click on the First Aid tab, then click on the Repair Disk button. If DU reports any errors that have been fixed, then re-run Repair Disk until no errors are reported. If no errors are reported, then quit DU and return to the installer.
If DU reports errors it cannot fix, then you will need Disk Warrior (4.0 for Tiger) and/or TechTool Pro (4.5.2 for Tiger) to repair the drive. If you don't have either of them or if neither of them can fix the drive, then you will need to reformat the drive and reinstall OS X.

Iphoto won't start - disk utility can't fix file volume

I've posted my iphoto problems on the iphoto forum and they suggested I post here on the Tiger forum.
It all started when I completed the automatic software upgrade for iphoto and other applications (can't remember which) and when I started iphoto, all my pictures disapeared in front of my eyes. Tried a number of tricks suggested on the iphoto forum and one worked for a while but now iphoto won't even start up.
One suggestion was to fix disk permissions. This did not work and got a message that there was on error in one of the file volumes. When trying to fix that using disk utility, the application can't exit properly and the problem persists. Another suggestion was to use DU from the start up disk and I did that with no results, same problem as before.
HELP! I can't use iphoto and it appears I have something wrong with my hard drive. All other applications appear to work fine and I have all my photos and music backed up on a backup drive.
Do I need to re-install Tiger? Help Please
Intrepid 007

If you have run Disk Utility and it cannot repair the drive then you have a couple of choices. First, you could purchase a more robust utility such as Disk Warrior or Tech Tool Pro or Drive Genius. Disk Warrior is an excellent program for repairing the disk directory.
You could do a reinstall, just make sure to backup all of your files first. If it were me I would do a reformat and reinstall rather than an archive and install just to insure that whatever corruption is on your system is gone, but that is me.

Disk Utility RAID Issue

I'm trying to determine if the problems that I'm encountering are a software issue or a hardware issue.
I'm setting up a Mac Pro with Leopard and have four Maxtor 6G160E0 160GB hard drives that I'm trying to set up as two Mirrored drive sets. Everything seemed to go fine, created the two mirror sets, installed Leopard, configured and tested two user accounts and Office 2004, then updated everything to the latest version. When done I shut it down planning on moving it to it's final home tonight.
But, when I turned it on both mirror sets were degraded - all four drives were still recognized as RAID slices but came up as failed in the RAID tab. I saw no errors reported in the log so I assumed that those two drives were faulty. I shut down, moved the good drives to bays 1 & 2 and rebooted.
First reboot gave me a prohibition symbol instead of the usual Apple. Powered down and on and it booted fine but the second drive came up as a failed RAID slice. Rebooted again and both were fine.
I reinstalled the two "failed" drives and reformatted them - both reformatted fine and mounted without problems. I unmounted the new partition just in case, but, when I tried to rebuild the RAIDs I get the following in the error log:
11/1/07 7:26:00 PM Disk Utility[141] Preparing to erase : “Untitled”
11/1/07 7:26:00 PM Disk Utility[141] Partition Scheme: GUID Partition Table
11/1/07 7:26:00 PM Disk Utility[141] 1 volume will be created
11/1/07 7:26:00 PM Disk Utility[141] Name : “Untitled”
11/1/07 7:26:00 PM Disk Utility[141] Size : 149.1 GB
11/1/07 7:26:00 PM Disk Utility[141] Filesystem : Mac OS Extended (Journaled)
11/1/07 7:26:00 PM Disk Utility[141] Creating partition map.
11/1/07 7:26:03 PM Disk Utility[141] Formatting disk1s2 as Mac OS Extended (Journaled) with name Untitled.
11/1/07 7:26:06 PM Disk Utility[141] Erase complete.
11/1/07 7:26:12 PM Disk Utility[141] Unmount of “Untitled” succeeded
11/1/07 7:26:31 PM Disk Utility[141] Rebuilding RAID
11/1/07 7:26:31 PM Disk Utility[141] Filesystem: Mac OS Extended (Journaled)
11/1/07 7:26:31 PM Disk Utility[141] RAID type: Mirrored RAID Set
11/1/07 7:26:31 PM Disk Utility[141] RAID set name: “Yorktown”
11/1/07 7:26:31 PM Disk Utility[141] RAID set status before rebuild: “”
11/1/07 7:26:31 PM Disk Utility[141] RAID chunk size: 32K (default)
11/1/07 7:26:31 PM Disk Utility[141] Mirror Auto Rebuild: Disabled (default)
11/1/07 7:26:31 PM Disk Utility[141] 2 members
11/1/07 7:26:31 PM Disk Utility[141] RAID Slice (disk0s2) - Online
11/1/07 7:26:31 PM Disk Utility[141] Maxtor 6G160E0 Media (disk1) - New
11/1/07 7:26:32 PM Disk Utility[141] Error rebuilding RAID: Unrecognized Filesystem.
11/1/07 7:26:33 PM Disk Utility[141] RAID failed: Unrecognized Filesystem.
I'm at a loss at the moment. I am leaning towards bad drives, but FOUR bad drives all at once is suspicious.
I've searched for similar issues and found none so I thought I'd check here and see if anyone had any ideas.

G'day Zeekm,
Thank you for that. I did this and it seems to work. The Disk Utility GUI does not seem to work.
Hope this helps some one,
#Checked the RAID status
root# diskutil checkRAID
RAID SETS
===============================================================================
Name: Server_HD
Unique ID: 7E31E20E-F53D-4D76-AD37-139C4E1440AB
Type: Mirror
Status: Degraded
Size: 1000070610944 B
Device Node: disk2
Apple RAID Version: 2
# Device Node UUID Status
0 disk1s3 BAC72F86-B05F-4B0F-97D3-58A6207E7DFA Failed
1 disk0s3 2BFB55BB-EFF9-438C-A1F9-A8ED7A93D385 Online
===============================================================================
#Told it to resync
root# diskutil repairMirror disk2 disk1s3
Note: Syncing data between mirror partitions can take a very long time.
Note: The mirror should now be repairing itself. You can check its status using 'diskutil listRAID'.
temp:~ root# diskutil listRAID
RAID SETS
===============================================================================
Name: Server_HD
Unique ID: 7E31E20E-F53D-4D76-AD37-139C4E1440AB
Type: Mirror
Status: Degraded
Size: 1000070610944 B
Device Node: disk2
Apple RAID Version: 2
# Device Node UUID Status
0 disk1s3 9D955C85-7EC0-4E92-848A-62D9F7C12EED 0% (Rebuilding)
1 disk0s3 2BFB55BB-EFF9-438C-A1F9-A8ED7A93D385 Online
===============================================================================
Hope this helps,
Cheers,
Arthur

Disk Utility Partition Issue- 1Tb Seagate External

Hi All-
I recently received a 1Tb Seagate external hard drive connecting via a Firewire 400 cable. Problem is, it won't let me reformat the thing as a single, continuous partition map. 2 is a problem as well: it only lets me format it if one side of the partition is MS-DOS and the other is OSX Journaled. if both as OSX, then Disk Utility once again fails to partition the drive. Is there some lurking cap on hard drive capacity that the MBP can understand?
Thanks.

I bought recently the Seagate FreeAgent Desk 500 Gb drive (the USB only Windows preformatted model since this one was 150$ cheaper than the made-for-Mac model with FW ports). I had the same problem as you ("one side of the partition is MS-DOS and the other is OSX Journaled"). My friend on an iBook G3 PPC running Panther bought the same model and didn't experience such problems (and was able to upgrade easily from 10.3.9 to 10.4.11 after her initial system backup).
However, I was able to reformat my Seagate drive with Disk Utility and use Time Machine afterwards to backup my entire MacBook Pro but since Disk Utility was showing MS-DOS (FAT) as a volume format for the main external drive, I was worried about future backup problems.
Then I read this recent news on MacFixIt ( http://www.macfixit.com/article.php?story=20090111225651243 ) about this particular issue since the 10.5.6 update and possibly 10.5.5. I followed the instructions (as explained originally in this thread ( http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=8700407& ) and reformatted my USB external drive and everything went smoothly and as it should be. The GUID option did it for me.
Hope it does it for you.

Help! PB G4 won't boot and Disk Utility can't fix it!

I have an insufficiently backed up PowerBook G4 1.67MHz (1GB RAM) that suddenly nosedived last night. I was surfing the Web and OmniWeb froze up. I couldn't force-quit it because the Finder was also locked up. So I held the power button until it shut down. When I restarted it, it got to the grey apple screen and hung there. I booted off the Tiger CD and ran Disk Utility, but it couldn't fix it. Then I tried booting into single-user mode and it also failed. Finally I tried reinstalling the system, but the CD couldn't find the hard drive. Aaargh!
I have a bunch of documents that I really cannot lose, and the most updated versions of them are only on this drive. Anyone know any tricks or third-party utilities that can help? I have another Mac; would Firewire Target Mode or Network booting help?
Some details:
Here's what Disk Utility said:
Invalid volume header (this was written in red)
Checking Catalog file
Keys out of order (in red)
Rebuilding Catalog B-tree (in green)
The volume [name] could not be repaired (in red)
Error: The underlying task reported failure on exit (in bold red)
1 HFS volume checked
1 volume could not be repaired because of an error (in bold red)
Repair attempted on one volume (in bold)
1 volume could not be repaired (in bold red)
Then it popped up a dialog box:
First Aid Failed
Disk Utility stopped repairing [name] because the following error was encountered:
The underlying task reported failure on exit (in bold)
Here's what single-user said:
It all booted normally, then I got these ominous entries in the list:
disk0s3: I/O error.
jnl: dojnlio: strategy err 0x5
jnl: open: could not read 512 bytes for the journal header.
hfs: late jnl init: failed to open/create the journal (retval 8).
nfs_boot: networking is not initialized
panic(cpu 0 caller 0x001F2634): nfsbootinit failed with 6
[then there's two backtraces here]
panic: We are hanging here...
PowerBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.8)

As Mr Peck advised, DW is your best chance of getting out of this.
The important point of your post is the hard shut down (were you running Classic?) and the mention of Keys Out of Order. Do a search on these boards for Keys Out of Order for a quick education of the problem.
Make sure of the version of DW you use, get the disk and don't download, and make sure of your firmware version.
Joe

Disk Utility & permissions issue FIXED!!

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