Mac Pro 2009 won't boot after airport installation
Hey everyone, looking for some insight here.
I recently bought a Mac Pro 2009 running Mavericks (at time of receipt). It didn't come with an airport card so I purchased one to install myself. The Mac was running fine until this evening when I finally got around to installing the card, however since then it won't get past the grey boot screen with apple logo. I've tried disconnecting the airport card to see if that reverted it, but no change. I also can't boot into safe mode, so that's no good. The only thing I can do is bring up the giant padlock with the option key held, which I saw elsewhere was connected with a firmware password (my admin doesn't work).
Any advice here would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
It wouldn't be much of a lock if you could circumvent it with advice from a forum.
Obviously a valid point, although possibly somewhat niaive where forums are concerned (no disrespect intended).
It was more an expression of frustration than anything else, to be honest, though. It's kind of absurd that this happened following a simple hardware upgrade. Most people I know aren't even aware they can set a firmware password, so basically what it means is don't upgrade a machine that's intented to be upgraded (I'm aware of the hyperbole here).
Looks like it will be a Mac store trip, though, yes. A pain in the arse since even my nearest authorised technician is miles away.
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It was working fine the day before, I shut it down, unpluged it and when I came back the following day it wasn't working anymore.
When I try to boot it I can hear the fans but not the starting "DONG" it should do.
I tried to replace the graphic card with my old ATI 4870, tried to switch with some old RAM I had and tried to disconnect my hard drives one by one but it did nothing at all.
The only thing I have is this red dignostical LED you can see on this picture. I tried to find it's meaning but I wasn't able to find anything.
It would be nice if someone was able to tell me what this LED meant (and even nicer if it wasn't something expensive to replace !).
Thanks !Hello once again,
So, I finally had time to look a little deeper into this processor board and after removing the heatsink and cleaning the processor I noticed two little plastic screws (the ugly little red arrow on the picture I took from macbidouille.com, not the nice and big one) maintaining another heatsink on the board.
I'm not sure what is the component under this heatsink but one of these screws was broken (they aren't really screws but I don't know how to explain in English) and the heatsink wasn't correctly positioned anymore so I replaced these two screws, put everything back in order (with some thermal grease on the processor and the unknown component) and everything worked like a charm when I was done.
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thanks
RichardHello Grant
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Hardware sets the fans to maximum, and only properly-operating software resets them to "normal levels. If you have fans at normal levels, some software is running.
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That's what I was thinking, but I'm not even getting the startup chime, and the HD sounds like it's powered on but not doing anything.
EDITED TO ASK: what software could be running at this point? Nothing has loaded from the HD, that much I know...
>Do you still have CPU A or CPU B failure lights?
No. I have just one original processor installed in the CPU A socket. No lights of any kind. (Even if I install an original processor in CPU B, I still occasionall will get a CPU B FAIL light, so I'm thinking I damaged the socket somehow...the light will not be consistent, but it's always the CPU B FAIL light - the light only turns on some of the time (and stays on once lit) - so that's why I pulled the B processor and am simply trying to boot with A alone)
>Do you have a flashing power on light, indicating failed or no memory?
Again, no. I can "make" the light flash by removing the memory riser, but when I re-install the riser, the light stops blinking (with power off during removal/install, of course!)
>Have you done the more severe SMC reset with the reset button OR:
unplug AC power.
Yes. I have used the SMC reset button 3 or 4 times. I unplugged the machine and left it (with coin battery installed) for an hour. The last thing I did last night was that I left it unplugged overnight (with coin battery removed). I have yet to attempt a power on this morning. I will do so and report back.
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unplug AC power.
Press and hold power-on for a quarter minute to drain the power capacitors.
Re-plug AC power.
wait a quarter minute.
then power on.
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Haven't done that one yet. (Didnt know about it!). Will try that second today, after attempting the initial boot up after leaving it unplugged all night. (fingers crossed) Of course, the capacitors are likely discharged now after being unplugged and battery-less all night, but you never know...
>Many things have to get synchronized after a CPU swap. It may take a half-dozen reset attempts before everything lines up again and goes.
Thanks for the hope. I will keep trying.
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I recommmend you remove ALL distractions: all drives, all graphics cards, all PCI cards, all USB devices -- until you get the chime nothing else matters.
Already have done so. Last night I was down to 1 original CPU (CPU A), one memory riser with 1 set of original 1GB DIMMS, 1 bootable HD and nothing else (not even a keyboard/mouse - literally NOTHING else). Will keep trying in this configuration. All I really wanted last night was to hear the "bong" at power on!
Will do a bit more troubleshooting today and will report back.
Thank you!
Richard
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Clone
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hfs_UNswap_BTNode: invalid node height (1)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #57 invalid offset (0x0003)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6913)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x004D)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6915)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x0065006E)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x0075002E)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (110)
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Invalid node structure
(4, 6916)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x0075)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6917)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x002E006E)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00690062)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 132 and 133 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6918)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x0065)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6921)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x006D0065)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x006E0074)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (80)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #113 invalid offset (0x0075)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6922)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0xA26E)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6923)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0xCE4D961D)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x0065)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6924)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x006E0067)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x0065004C)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (105)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 113 and 114 out of order (0x0078, 0x0032)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6925)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00650073)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00730061)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (103)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 99 and 100 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6926)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x0078002E)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x0070006E)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (103)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 4 and 5 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6932)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x0047004B)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00500061)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (110)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #99 invalid offset (0x5277)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6937)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00460072)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x0061006D)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (101)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 80 and 81 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6938)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x07110000)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00610074)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00650032)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (64)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #49 invalid offset (0x525E)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6940)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x006F)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6941)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00770040)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00320078)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (46)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #111 invalid offset (0x006D)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6942)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x0056000F)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node kind (62)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (233)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #39 invalid offset (0x0067)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6944)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00650064)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00400032)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (120)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #45 invalid offset (0xCE4D)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6945)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x0047)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6946)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x004B0054)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00610062)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (98)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #96 invalid offset (0x0065)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6947)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00720061)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x006D0065)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (83)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 102 and 103 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6948)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x0065)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6951)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x006C0063)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x006F006D)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (101)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 69 and 70 out of order (0x0040, 0x0032)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6952)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x0073006B)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00370030)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (64)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 48 and 49 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6953)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x000A0184)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x7A7D0000)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (10)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x000D)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6957)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x0043006F)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00640065)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (82)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 99 and 100 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6958)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x004C0065)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00610064)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (101)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 112 and 113 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6959)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x002E0073)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00740072)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (105)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #106 invalid offset (0x0065)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6962)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x006C006C)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00650072)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (46)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #114 invalid offset (0xA273)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6963)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x001C0047)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x004B004E)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (111)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #115 invalid offset (0x5277)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6964)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00700061)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00720065)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (86)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 103 and 104 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6965)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00740072)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x0069006E)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (103)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #112 invalid offset (0x0067)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6966)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0xF1F30000)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x0069)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6968)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x006E0067)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00730002)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (134)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (11)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid record count (0x5431)
Invalid record count
(4, 6971)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x0073)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6975)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00020086)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (11)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid record count (0x548C)
Invalid record count
(4, 6976)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00610072)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00640044)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (101)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 114 and 115 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6977)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x0072006F)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x006C006C)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (101)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 112 and 113 out of order (0x0072, 0x0046)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6981)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x006C006C)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00650072)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (46)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 113 and 114 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6982)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00690066)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00690063)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (97)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #115 invalid offset (0x5277)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6983)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00700061)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00720065)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (86)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 103 and 104 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6984)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00740072)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x0069006E)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (103)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #112 invalid offset (0x0067)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6985)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00020000)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x0073)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6987)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00740072)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x0069006E)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (103)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 113 and 114 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6988)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (11)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid record count (0x5581)
Invalid record count
(4, 6990)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x0073)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6995)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00020086)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (11)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid record count (0x55DC)
Invalid record count
(4, 6996)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00610072)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00640044)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (101)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 114 and 115 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 6997)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x006F006C)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x006C0065)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (114)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #45 invalid offset (0x0069)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7001)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x002E0073)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00740072)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (105)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 108 and 109 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7002)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node kind (-127)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (164)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x006D)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7003)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00700061)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00720065)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (86)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 103 and 104 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7004)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00740072)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x0069006E)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (103)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 112 and 113 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7005)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00020000)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x0069)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7007)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x006E0067)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00730002)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (134)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x0067)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7008)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00730006)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x000B56C5)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 2 and 3 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7009)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x0061)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7016)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x006C0069)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x007A0061)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (98)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 106 and 107 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7017)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00790050)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00690063)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (107)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 98 and 99 out of order (0x0072, 0x0050)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7018)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00720069)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00760056)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (105)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 99 and 100 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7019)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00690063)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x0061002D)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (115)
hfs_swap_BTNode: offsets 102 and 103 out of order (0x0000, 0x0000)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7021)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00860000)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node kind (87)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (225)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid record count (0xCE58)
Invalid record count
(4, 7022)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x0069)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7023)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x0065006C)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00640070)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (97)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #97 invalid offset (0x006F)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7024)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x00120184)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node kind (-102)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (18)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x002D0032)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x002D006F)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (99)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #99 invalid offset (0x0065)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7027)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x006E0069)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x0061002D)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (115)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #102 invalid offset (0x0069)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7028)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x0184A0B1)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #21 invalid offset (0x81A4)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7030)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #-1 invalid offset (0x0075)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7031)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid forward link (0x00740068)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid backward link (0x002D0073)
hfs_swap_BTNode: invalid node height (104)
hfs_swap_BTNode: record #102 invalid offset (0x0073)
Invalid node structure
(4, 7032)
** Rechecking volume.
** Checking Journaled HFS Plus volume.
** Checking Extents Overflow file.
** Checking Catalog file.
Missing thread record (id = 691885)
Missing thread record (id = 691919)
Incorrect number of thread records
(4, 23903)
CheckCatalogBTree: dirCount = 140937, dirThread = 140885
Incorrect number of thread records
(4, 23903)
CheckCatalogBTree: fileCount = 701678, fileThread = 701730
** Checking multi-linked files.
** Checking Catalog hierarchy.
Missing thread record (id = 741414)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741420)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741429)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741435)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741432)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741444)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741438)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741459)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741441)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 9 instead of 13)
Missing thread record (id = 741450)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741426)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741465)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741453)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741492)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741456)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741462)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741468)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741471)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741447)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741474)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741417)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741477)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741480)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741483)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741489)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741486)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741498)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741504)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741507)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741423)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 741495)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 201 instead of 227)
Missing thread record (id = 741510)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 1)
Missing thread record (id = 691884)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 4)
Missing thread record (id = 691911)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 1)
Missing thread record (id = 691913)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 1)
Missing thread record (id = 691915)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 1)
Missing thread record (id = 691917)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 1)
Missing thread record (id = 691919)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 2 instead of 5)
Missing thread record (id = 691904)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 1)
Missing thread record (id = 691906)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 2)
Missing thread record (id = 691909)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 1)
Missing thread record (id = 743122)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 3)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 165 instead of 417)
Invalid volume directory count
(It should be 140922 instead of 140936)
Invalid volume file count
(It should be 701648 instead of 701678)
** Checking Extended Attributes file.
Incorrect number of Extended Attributes
(It should be 347482 instead of 346415)
** Checking volume bitmap.
Volume Bit Map needs minor repair
** Checking volume information.
Invalid volume free block count
(It should be 59615838 instead of 50477719)
invalid VHB nextCatalogID
invalid VHB attributesFile.clumpSize
Volume Header needs minor repair
(2, 0)
Verify Status: VIStat = 0xa000, ABTStat = 0x0040 EBTStat = 0x0000
CBTStat = 0x0800 CatStat = 0x00004200
** Repairing volume.
Missing directory record (id = 691885)
** Look for missing items in lost+found directory.
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FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=740929 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=740930 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=740931 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=740932 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=740933 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=740934 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=740935 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741405 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741406 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741402 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741403 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741401 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741407 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741404 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741408 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741409 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743563 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743564 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743565 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743566 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743567 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743568 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743569 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743570 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743571 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743572 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743573 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743574 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743575 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743576 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743577 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743578 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743579 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743580 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743581 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743582 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743583 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743584 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743585 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743586 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743587 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743588 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743589 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743590 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743591 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743592 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743593 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743594 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743595 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743596 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743597 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743598 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743599 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743600 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743601 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743602 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743603 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743604 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743605 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743606 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743607 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743608 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743609 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743610 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743611 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743612 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743613 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743614 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743615 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=756412 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=782888 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=2049005 (err=0)
FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=8863256 (err=0)
** Rechecking volume.
** Checking Journaled HFS Plus volume.
** Checking Extents Overflow file.
** Checking Catalog file.
Missing thread record (id = 691886)
Missing thread record (id = 2049005)
Incorrect number of thread records
(4, 23903)
CheckCatalogBTree: dirCount = 140939, dirThread = 140941
** Checking multi-linked files.
** Checking Catalog hierarchy.
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 25)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 25)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 25)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 25)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 25)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 25)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 25)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 25)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 25)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 25)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 25)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 25)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 25)
Invalid directory item count
(It should be 0 instead of 25)
Invalid volume file count
(It should be 701653 instead of 701678)
** Checking Extended Attributes file.
Invalid map node
(8, 0)
** Checking volume bitmap.
** Checking volume information.
Verify Status: VIStat = 0x0000, ABTStat = 0x4000 EBTStat = 0x0000
CBTStat = 0x0800 CatStat = 0x00004200
** Repairing volume.
Missing directory record (id = 2049005)
Missing directory record (id = 691886)
** Look for missing items in lost+found directory.
** Rechecking volume.
** Checking Journaled HFS Plus volume.
** Checking Extents Overflow file.
** Checking Catalog file.
** Checking multi-linked files.
** Checking Catalog hierarchy.
** Checking Extended Attributes file.
** Checking volume bitmap.
** Checking volume information.
Invalid volume file count
(It should be 701678 instead of 701653)
Verify Status: VIStat = 0x8000, ABTStat = 0x0000 EBTStat = 0x0000
CBTStat = 0x0000 CatStat = 0x00000000
** The volume MACINTOSH HD could not be repaired after 3 attempts.
volume type is pure HFS+
primary MDB is at block 0 0x00
alternate MDB is at block 0 0x00
primary VHB is at block 2 0x02
alternate VHB is at block 975093950 0x3a1ec0be
sector size = 512 0x200
VolumeObject flags = 0x07
total sectors for volume = 975093952 0x3a1ec0c0
total sectors for embedded volume = 0 0x00
fadil-shamir-khans-mac-mini:~ silentarts$
After all of that was done, I am now able to go back to Disk Utility and Completely Verify My Disk.
What should my next step be? Should I try booting to Mavericks from that hard drive or should I try to Repair the Disk?I upgraded to Mavericks, and had a "grey screen of death" when re-booting for the first time. Re-setting the PRAM fixed it for me. Worth a try:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ph14222
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