Leaf Record Count???

Hi
I've never had any probs with my powerbook g4 until last week when it started to operate at a very very very slow pace and sometimes not connecting to my desktop (grey screen only after the apple logo). After running the disk repair from disk utility everything repaired apart from the leaf record count - which said:
"Invalid leaf record count
(It should be 6 instead of 53)"
Does anyone know what this means? My mac started working ok again after repairing it despite this,but on Friday my mac wouldn't connect to anything on my desktop and the mouse arrow just kept turning into the spinning disk as if it was loading something but to no avail. Today it's working ok again but at a slow pace and when running the repair disk again in disk utility it says everything is fine apart from this leaf record count again - is this whats causing the problems? And if so, how do I repair it?

Keelyb24:
Joeuu is correct. Here is documentaton: Mac OS X 10.3: Disk Utility reports inaccurate "Volume needs to be repaired" message when checking Mac OS X 10.4 volume. If you used a Panther install disk for running DU, i suggest you try it from the Tiger install disk.
In terms of your slow computer, that is another issue. Take a look at Dr. Smoke's FAQ Tuning Mac OS X Performance and see if you find anything there that helps. If the problem persists, please post back with further questions or comments.
Good luck.
cornelius

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Thanks again for a correct reply but can u also tell me tht which jar i needs to included.
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