Error in repair disk

I bought this macbook only 2 month ago.
suddenly it started to run very very slow (start up take ages, opening any application even more.)
I have enhanced my memory to 2 giga so it's not a memory problem.
In the disc utility it said that i have an error in the disc and have to repair it.
in one of the forum i read that i should start up from a Mac OS X install disc to repair the disk.
but after doing exactly as explained i got an error message that the disc repair was failed.
I tried to download onyx and ran repair disc through there but it also advised me to run repair disc from the installation cd. (which i cant do because i get an error message)
the computer still run very very slow and i ran out of options.
does anyone know what should i do
any help will be appreciated

Hello dedor:
Welcome to Apple discussions.
Since you are under warranty, by all means contact Apple ( or take your computer in, as the previous poster suggested.
The error may be either hardware or software, but it should not be your problem to resolve.
Barry

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