No disk drawer again

Ever since 10.4.8 and now with 10.5, the disk drawer won't open. If there is a disk in it and you reject the disk it will open but will not open or close on command. Any thoughts as to where the bug is hiding? Thanks, Jim Easton

James Easton wrote:
Thanks for all your help and suggestions. Here is the situation as it evolved.
Prior to yesterday if I upgraded to 10.4.8, the disk tray wouldn't respond except to eject a disk. Many times I would reload 10.4.3 and then upgrade incrementally to 10.4.8 at which time it stopped responding so I would stop at .7 which is where I was yesterday.
I inserted 10.5.0 disk and did an archive and install. Now I have the same old situation. I can eject a disk by trashing it or in the disk utility. It will not open. I cannot get it to close by the button. It will open but not close with F12. Yes, I can always open it manually,slide door up and insert wire.
The keyboard is new and it acted the same with the old keyboard. I think there is bug somewhere and my next step is to save everything and do an erase and install. what do you all think?
Thanks again for your help, Jim
NO No No. An erase and reinstall is a waste of time - the problem has nothing to do with Leopard.
We have to diagnose this problem and solve it, but it does not seem to be a software problem.
*So - - I suggest your first step is to zap PRAM and NVRAM and see if that helps.*
Again, don't blame Leopard - he/she gets enough blame for all of us

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There's hardware and software.
Your drive could physically be in good condition but something has caused the file structure to be messed up (it just happens sometimes). The directory that keep track of files is corrupt. Disk Utility can help determine if that is the issue. In some cases it can repair the problem but it cannot do it to a drive that is being used to boot the system while you are doing that. You have to boot from another drive. Some things DU cannot repair and you need to try a stronger utility such as Diskwarrior.
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Thanks for the question. The following resource may help to resolve your issue:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1417
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DISK 1 3,5:OS + PROGRAMS+ PROJECT FILES+SCRATCH FILES
DISK 2
3,5: MEDIA FILES
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Disk 1 3.5: OS & Programs
Disk 2 3.5: Project & Media
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Yea worry a little, then go straight and boot to another drive / or disk and run disk warrior asap... Sounds like your directory is going south..
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DW is a great tool for this and has bailed me out of simular situations many a time..
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Is a Genius Bar diagnosis free?
My understanding is that the diagnosis is free. Go to "Got a technical question? Step up to the Genius Bar" (http://www.apple.com/retail/geniusbar/) to read more about their services and how to make an appointment.
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