Old G4 running 10.3.9 won't boot after Airport update

Hi,
My roommate has an ancient PowerMac G4 / 450 Mhz that runs on 10.3.9. Recently, he installed an Airport update that came up in Software update. When trying to restart, the computer wouldn't boot anymore but got stuck on the grey screen w/ grey apple logo, without any error message.
Does anyone have this problem, too? If yes, are there any easy workarounds? As of now, I am planning to boot from my 10.3 Install disk and try to restore the system, hopefully without losing any of his data.
If you have any suggestions / comments, I'd be very grateful.

Welcome To  Discussions rabatjoie!
"...PowerMac G4 / 450 Mhz..."
That would have to be a G3, not a G4.
Is this the model Apple Power Macintosh G3 450?
What size is the Hard Drive, and how much space is available?
How much RAM is installed, and is it original or added?
Is the Mac shutdown overnight, or does it run 24/7?
Have any routine Maintenance procedures ever been run?
What peripherals are connected? A keyboard, mouse, printer, external drive or modem, router, etc?
"...planning to boot from my 10.3 Install disk..."
Why not use your roommate's Panther 10.3.x discs?
Are those available?
Is your version a Full Retail Version, of the Panther Install CDs?
The discs should look exactly like the images in the above links, and not say Upgrade, CPU Drop-in DVD, or "This software is part of a hardware bundle purchase - not to be sold seperately." on them.
If your discs are Model Specific or Upgrade discs, they will not work to do an Archive & Install of Panther 10.3.x, on the PowerMac 450 Mhz.
Additional info in these links.
Using OS X Install CDs/DVDs On Multiple Macs
What's A Computer Specific Mac OS X Release
Software Update, Upgrade: What's The Difference?
If you have the correct discs, startup from the system install disc 1, and run Disk Repair, and Repair Permissions.
Also review this KB Article You see a blank, gray screen
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    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.
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743119 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743121 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742222 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743122 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=691904 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=691906 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=691909 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=691911 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=691913 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=691915 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=691917 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743120 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743357 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743358 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743359 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743360 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743361 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743362 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743363 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741510 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741522 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741523 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=691884 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742221 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742785 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742253 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742813 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742213 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742214 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742215 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742216 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742841 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742869 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742925 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742449 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742897 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743009 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743037 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743065 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742218 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=743093 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742309 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=742981 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=691886 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=691903 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741414 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741420 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741429 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741435 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741432 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741444 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741438 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741459 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741441 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741450 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741426 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741465 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741453 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741492 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741456 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741462 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741468 (err=0)
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              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741447 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741474 (err=0)
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              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741477 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741480 (err=0)
              FixOrphanedFiles: Created thread record for id=741483 (err=0)
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              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)
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              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)
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              FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743579 (err=0)
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              FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743583 (err=0)
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              FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743590 (err=0)
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              FixOrphanedFiles: Deleted thread record for id=743599 (err=0)
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    com.apple.driver.AppleSmartBatteryManager    160.0.0
    com.apple.driver.AppleUSBHub    4.2.4
    com.apple.driver.AppleEFINVRAM    1.4.0
    com.apple.driver.AppleAHCIPort    2.1.7
    com.apple.driver.AppleUSBEHCI    4.2.4
    com.apple.driver.AppleUSBUHCI    4.2.0
    com.apple.driver.AppleACPIButtons    1.3.6
    com.apple.driver.AppleRTC    1.3.1
    com.apple.driver.AppleHPET    1.5
    com.apple.driver.AppleSMBIOS    1.7
    com.apple.driver.AppleACPIEC    1.3.6
    com.apple.driver.AppleAPIC    1.4
    com.apple.driver.AppleIntelCPUPowerManagementClient    142.6.0
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    com.apple.driver.AppleUSBMultitouch    207.7
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    com.apple.iokit.IODVDStorageFamily    1.6
    com.apple.iokit.IOCDStorageFamily    1.6.1
    com.apple.driver.AppleUSBMergeNub    4.2.4
    com.apple.driver.AppleUSBComposite    3.9.0
    com.apple.driver.XsanFilter    402.1
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    com.apple.iokit.IOSCSIArchitectureModelFamily    2.6.8
    com.apple.driver.AppleFileSystemDriver    2.0
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    com.apple.iokit.IOUSBUserClient    4.2.4
    com.apple.iokit.IOAHCIFamily    2.0.6
    com.apple.iokit.IOUSBFamily    4.2.4
    com.apple.driver.AppleEFIRuntime    1.4.0
    com.apple.iokit.IOHIDFamily    1.6.6
    com.apple.iokit.IOSMBusFamily    1.1
    com.apple.security.TMSafetyNet    6
    com.apple.kext.AppleMatch    1.0.0d1
    com.apple.driver.DiskImages    289.1
    com.apple.iokit.IOStorageFamily    1.6.3
    com.apple.driver.AppleACPIPlatform    1.3.6
    com.apple.iokit.IOPCIFamily    2.6.5
    com.apple.iokit.IOACPIFamily    1.3.0

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