Macbook crash when upgrading OS from 10.5.8 to Snow Leopard

I was upgrading my wife's macbook to Snow Leopard and halfway through the upgrade, the disk crashed. Disk utility could not repair, showing error message "unused node is not erased (node = 1125)" followed by "invalid node structure." After some other messages, I get "error: disk utility can't repair this disk...."
I don't have the original disks that came with the computer.
Can someone tell me what is going on? I can't even get the OSX disk to eject.
The macbook is fairly old, but was working fine an hour ago.

Invalid Note Structure requires a more robust disk utility such as DiskWarrior 4 - The Disk Utility for Mac Disk Repair, Mac Directory Repair, Mac Disk Recovery, Mac Data Recovery

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