Volumn that won't mount or repair

When copying a folder from one volume to another the mac froze.
Had to turn it off to get it to do anything again.
When it restarted one of my main volumes did not mount.
When I ran disk utility on that volume it ended with an error
and a line that said it has an "Invalid sibling link"and it will
not repeir that volume due to an error.
HELP!
How do I fix this to get this volume mounted again?

Can you boot to the OS install disk? Does the Disk Utility (from the Utilities menu of the Install disk) see the partition?
If DU sees the partition, try "Repair Disk". If errors are returned, but repair cannot be completed, try again. I would try 3-4 times.
If, after 3-4 tries, DU still reports the device/volume cannot be repaired, then your best hope is to use DiskWarrior.
There is one other option, and that is to use Terminal, and get the path to the partition that won't mount. Once this is known, fsck can be used to run repair on the partition. It is a bit involved, but if you a willing to try, use this guide to perform the task.
Specific to the invalid sibling link error, instead of "-y" use "-r". This article explains.

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How do I repair a damaged dmg that won't mount and Dick Utility can't repair?

Apple Care gave me wrong instructions on how to create a disc image of my internal HD then erased it. Now I have a .dmg that has the same gigs as the HD but won't mount and Disk Utility can't repair. Tried to recover files with Data Rescue 3 but that isn't going so hot. Any suggestions?
Thank you

The Apple Support Communities are an international user to user technical support forum. As a man from Mexico, Spanish is my native tongue. I do not speak English very well, however, I do write in English with the aid of the Mac OS X spelling and grammar checks. I also live in a culture perhaps very very different from your own. When offering advice in the ASC, my comments are not meant to be anything more than helpful and certainly not to be taken as insults.
I guess that it's a moot point to ask if you didn't test the dmg before you erased the drive. Do you have a Time Machine or other type of backup?
If not, it's a hard lesson to learn, but I would guess that unless you are willing to pay for expensive outside data recovery service, all is lost and you are starting over.

Hard Drive Won't Mount After Repair by Second Computer

I have an G4 Cube with OS 10.2 on the internal hard drive (which is full) and OS 10.4 on an external La CIe hard drive (that I use as my main OS). The external hard drive accumulated serious damage that couldn't be repaired by Disk Utility on the internal drive. My copy of DiskWarrior X would not run under OS 10.2 (10.4 was required) and it wouldn't boot from the CD either So I connected the external hard drive to my second computer, an iMAC running OS 10.5. (Unfortunately, I disconnected the external hard drive when the computer was off instead of ejecting the drive by dragging it to the Wastebasket.) The external drive mounted and DiskWarrior easily constructed a new directory, defragmented the files, and eliminated all of the damage on the external hard drive visible to Disk Utility. However, when I reconnected the repaired external hard drive to the G4 Cube, the drive wouldn't mount. Privileges were repaired on both computers with the external drive connected without helping. Being repaired while connected to a higher OS or perhaps simply being connected to a higher OS seems to have left the LaCie external hard drive in a state which couldn't be mounted by an earlier OS.
Following this hypothesis, it booted the G4 Cube from the OS 10.4 Installation CD while the LaCie external hard drive was connected. When I cancelled installation of OS 10.4, I was asked to choose a start-up disk AND OS 10.4 WAS NOW MAGICALLY AVAILABLE ON THE EXTERNAL DRIVE. Simply starting up from a more advanced OS allowed the hard drive to mount.
Shockingly, when I restarted from OS 10.2, the external hard drive was still mounted. Whatever was preventing the drive from mounting was a TRANSIENT STATE, not backwards incompatability.
POSSIBLE LESSON: If a hard drive won't mount on computer A after being connected to computer B, consider booting computer A using the OS on the installation disk from computer B.

If you need to repair a hard drive with OS X installed on it, you must use that same version of OS X to perform the repair. Using another--in this case, newer--OS can cause quite a bit of trouble, as the directories/permissions may be dealt with differently between the OS's.
Seems you've learned this lesson--and luckily you didn't lose anything!
~Lyssa

How to recover partition (with encrypted sparse bundle disk image) that won't mount?

I have a Late 2013 27" iMac running OS X 10.9.4. I have an external drive that I use for Time Machine backups which also has an encrypted sparse bundle disk image. Yesterday, the drive stopped showing up in Finder, so I went to Disk Utility and tried to mount it. No go. So I tried repairing it, and it said it couldn't. I'm not worried about the Time Machine backup since my iMac is find so I can just make a backup to a new external drive. However, the encrypted sparse bundle disk image has some files in it that I don't have elsewhere. Is there a way to recover these files without sending it in to a drive recovery service (since those would cost a LOT of money)?

No such options. As I mentioned in the post title and in my first post, the partition won't mount.

PLEASE help my 1ST gen that won't mount or update or connect suddenly...

Please can I beg for someone to help me with my dear old first generation 10GB scroll wheel iPod (Version 1.5) that has suddenly developed it's first ever problem in 5 years?!
I know it's a veritable dinosaur compared to most of you, but it was my first and is very special to me, and like I said, it's worked like a dream from day one, until yesterday.
Yesterday I plugged it into my HD via the Firewire port that it always connects with, and iTunes didn't find it, and it didn't appear in the Finder either. All it did was charge the battery with the flashing charging indicator icon.
Nothing has changed here, not on my system unit, nor on my Powerbook (running a different version of iTunes). The only thing that happened was we had a power cut the night before last and I don't know if the iPod was plugged in via the cable to the plug in the wall (like that would have anything to do with it??!!)
However it still works, it still plays music and it still charges, I just can't connect it to a computer to add/delete music etc.
. I tried resetting it.
. I tried it on my Powerbook which also didn't load it in iTunes or mount it in the Finder.
. I tried a different Firewire cable into a different port.
. I've rebooted my machine.
. I've put it in Disc Mode and I get the "OK to Disconnect" message, but when I connect it, the message just stays there and all that happens is the little battery logo charges, and so far I have not got the "Do Not Disconnect" message.
. I've tried the iPod Software Updaters that I have in my Utilities folder, but even that won't find the iPod and asks me to connect an iPod when it is already connected via Firewire. So I can't Restore it.
Is there anything else I could try? Please don't tell me I'm screwed, I mean, it still plays, but I don't want to be stuck with it not being able to be updated
I've looked through loads of topics here and can't find any suitable answers or things I haven't tried that haven't worked.
Eternal gratitude (and great Karma!) to anyone that can help a poor old grandaddy iPod out
PowerPC G4 Mac OS X (10.4.5)

Hopefully, there will be something in one of these support articles that fixes the problem for you. Don't rule out resetting your router by unplugging it from power for about 30 seconds.
Can't connect to the iTunes Store - Apple Support
http://ipadinsight.com/ipad-tips-tricks/best-fixes-for-cannot-connect-to-itunes- store-errors/

How to Format an SD Card that won't mount?

This is the closest forum I could find for this, I have an SD Card which I used when taking photos on my Canon T1i on a family outing. I have pictures of my new born on there from the day. When I got home that day I immediately went to copy everything to my computer; however, the SD Card could not be read.
* It does not mount on any Mac (mini HDMI & eMac, internal slot & card reader that both worked previously - 16 GB card)
* The Canon says "Card Cannot Be Accessed" - when attempting to format I get "Cannot format. Change Card"
My hope was that I could initialize (ie: non-low level format) the SD Card then use one of the many apps out there to restore any recoverable data.
Question is... how do you format a card in a situation like this?
I was going to use my work laptop (PC) which had a card reader, insert a diff card, find the driver letter, then format h: /q (assuming h was the drive letter)... with a last second swap with the bunk card... but my laptops card reader isn't working at all (just found out when attempting this).
Are there any other ideas? I do know that the name of the card is "No Name" and I was hoping to format it via some terminal command or via some magical utility that I have yet to find.
My worst fear isn't to lose all the photos (that would suck bad), but that I would have to buy another card (I'm not up for the task of soldering a new controller chip to the memory). Also, the console does not come up with any error messages.
Any help much appreciated.

Thanks Niel; however, Disk Utility does not see it on either computer (mini or emac)
Then the problem's one that reformatting won't resolve.
I saw somewhere a command to format a HD that was not mounted; however, it was for a diff OS and the command didn't map (was a *nix variant).
Even if a volume's not mountable, the computer's aware of its presence and the Disk Utility list will show it as a grayed entry. The Disk Utility won't show network volumes, whether mounted or not.
Put a working card in the drive and check the Disk Utility again. If it shows up, consult a professional data recovery service. If it doesn't show up, the Disk Utility isn't designed to work on items of this kind; this may also be the case if only software provided by the manufacturer is capable of accessing it.
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How do I erase and external HD that won't mount?

Help! I bought an Iomega eGo drive from Amazon. I backed up my MacBook Pro and my work on this drive. Now it won't mount and I want to send it back to Amazon. I tried disk utility, Disk Warrior and plugging it into other Macs. It has firewire 400 & 800 and usb. Nothing from all of them. How d I get my personal stuff off so I can return this hunk of junk? (my 2nd one! I never learn.)
Any help or ideas would be very much appreciated!
Thanks!

Just to add to the previous, if you use "System Profiler" (in your Utility Folder) and look under which ever interface you have it connected through, does the "bridge" in the enclosure itself at least appear, even if the drive itself doesn't? If it DOES, then the problem either lies with the drive or with its connection to external enclosure's "bridge". If even the "bridge"/ enclosure itself doesn't appear then the problem is either with the bridge/enclosure itself, the cable you are using, or the port you are using on the Mac (as the drive doesn't surface under any of three connection methods you can pretty much disregard the last two).
If the bridge is dead, then the only way you will be able to erase the drive is by removing it from the enclosure and putting it in another one (which will almost certainly void any warranty).
If the bridge appears, but the drive does not, then it is probably the drive itself which is dead, in which case you won't be able to erase it anyway, but no-one is likely to bother going through the expensive and time consuming process of seeing what is on it by removing platters etc! Most techs in the warranty departments of major companies like Iomega are overworked, underpaid, and trying to avoid additional work. They just won't be interested in the content. Dead drive, into the bin, onto the next one! As you say yourself, such failures with Iomega drives unfortunately aren't exactly worthy of headlines!
If Disk Utility can "see" it, though, even if it won't mount it, then there may be some other options for wiping data before sending it back.
Cheers
Rod

Need help with Lacie Big Extreme that won't mount

OK Guys,
My buddy's Lacie 1TB Big Extreme won't mount to any computer we try. The blue light is flashing. We have tried different cables on different computers. After a web search for similar problems we found out several people had success just plugging in a new power supply. So, we ordered one. Didn't work.
I can hear the drive spinning up. Oh, I guess I should mention this unit is out of warranty.
Here's my question. After some research, I found out this drive has 2 hard drives inside and set up as Raid 0. This is the way Lacie sets these up for use right out of the box. So if I take the Lacie enclosure apart and try to mount the drives separately in another generic enclosure what will I see in terms of the files written on a single drive (assuming it mounts) since I am dealing with an initial Raid 0 set-up? My intention is to save the files. Please help.

Same problem with an external LaCie Little Big Disk = does not mount, but shows up under FireWire in System Profiler. I assume it's a OS X issue, because I ran a software "Data Rescue II" and this software has recognized the disk.
Has probably something to do with one of the latest OS X updates, because I've used this disk with Time Machine now more than a year and never had a problem.
I recommend not to experiment with partitioning/reformatting (if you care about the data on the disk) and push Apple for a solution. It assume it's some kind of an access problem.

How do I disable journaling on an external drive that won't mount?

I'm trying to fix a hard drive that gives me the "Invalid content in journal" error. I've run the latest TechTool and Drive Genius and they say the drive is fine, except for its crippling inability to actually mount. Onyx and Cocktail won't touch it until its mounted. Ideas?

It's possible to recover files using recovery software such as Data Rescue II, File Salvage or TechTool Pro. Each of the preceding come on bootable CDs to enable usage without risk of writing more data to the hard drive.
Also visit The XLab FAQs and read the FAQ on Data Recovery.

Troubleshooting an Imac G5 that won't mount on host computer in target mode.

I believe the internal harddrive on my Imac G5 has failed as the computer is stuck on a gray screen at startup and I am unable to repair the disk using disk utility on the OSX installation cd. I have the machine connected to another working mac with a firewire cable and am attempting to access the harddrive through target mode. The non-working mac starts in target mode but does not mount on the host computer. How can this be troubleshooted?

Make sure you start the G5 iMac in Target Disk Mode first, then connect it to the other Mac. If that doesn't work then, I'm pretty certain the hard disk is dead.
Sorry.
Good luck.

Help for hd that won't mount

re my inquiry Lacie disk not mounting: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1247473&tstart=225
I tried everything technically possible to have it mount ... finally I called LaCie ... problem: it is an old external disk (no longer in production) and/or very possibly it got corrupted via recent upgrade to Leopard (or not) - I see that there are a few threads re FW problems with external peripherals not mounting, etc .... I would venture to say that I was not spared ... needless to say if I wanted to recoup my data on this disk prior to repartitioning it, etc I had one solution - that is find data retrieval software ... PROSOFTENG.com offers Data Rescue II for the Mac ..... you can download a trial version to test out if this is what you need ... limited trial retrieval to 5 mb ... if it does the trick, then it is up to you to purchase it to authenticate it and to have full retrieval capability ... it worked for me. Oh, by the way, I am not an employee and this not a sale pitch ... simply, this info is to give suggestion to others to avoid 2-3 days worth of frustration ... when you have external disk that no longer will mount for one reason or another ...
ApB

Subrosasoft Filesalvage can sometimes work when Data Rescue does not. Both are great.
You might also want to check out the advice on my FAQ*:
http://www.macmaps.com/firewirebug2.html
- * Links to my pages may give me compensation.
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My WD hard drive won't "mount" it shows in disk utility but can't be repaired. I'm thinking this is a software issue since the disk is being recognized.

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I have a WD drive that won't "mount". Tried repairing, turning off and back on, unplugging and nothing has worked. Can anyone help?

The WD Passport has no independent power supply, relying instead on getting power from a USB port on the computer. AS the drive ages it can need more power to spin the platter and many USB ports on notebook cannot provid that much.
Anther issue is the WD drive itself. WD uses an odd proproprietary formatting scheme that makes the drive not always behave like typical Mac drives.
If the drive contains nothing you need to access, use Disk Utility to reformat it to "Macintosh Extended (Journalled)"
If the drive contains important data, there are a couple of inexpensive ways to get more power to it:
1) Get a "Y" conenctor cable like this:
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/OWC/USB2AYMBPB/
It draws power from two USB ports and ofter that is enough to make the drive work.
2) Get a powered USB Hub:
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/NewerTech/USB2HB7PRO/
It has its own power brick and that is usually enough to get an older USB external drive recognized.

Firewire hard drive won't mount - Filesystem verify or repair failed.

Hi all - over the last day my lacie hard drive won't mount - i have tried it on various computers with the same result
disk utility can see it but won't mount or repair it reporting the following error
Filesystem verify or repair failed.
any help would be appreciated
best
darren/uk

Try Disk Utility first. It's in your Applications/Utilities folder.
You'll want to select the disk in question, then +Repair Disk+ (not Permissions). This actually repairs the +File System+ that's on the disk.
If that works, you're ok, unless it begins happening frequently. Then you need to save up for a new one.
If DU can't fix it, then one of the others might. Disk Warrior is about $100, and many people here say it's the best. There are others for less money, but there's no guarantee that any of them will succeed.
You can also try just erasing it, and choose +Security Options,+ then +Zero Out Data.+ If that fails, or you have more problems with the drive, you need a new one.

WD External drive won't mount

Hello everyone! I haven't been here in a while because I just haven't had any Mac issues. Now I do.
I have a 1 TB WD external HD that won't mount. I connect it via firewire to an Old G4 Sawtooth running OS 10.5.8. My mac sees the drive, it just won't mount. I've also tried to mount it via USB, but again, my system sees the drive, but won't mount it. I inadvertantly disconnected the firewire cable, which I didn't realize for several hours. I reattached the cable, tried to mount it, and nothing. I ran disc repairs, and Disc Utility actually told me the drive was successfully repaired. Again I tried to remount it, but nothing. I repaired permissions, and this didn't work. I've tried different cables, and this doesn't work.
I don't have another Mac to connect it to, so I don't know if this would work. Here's where things get a little wierd, but interesting. I connected it to my PC laptop, and it mounted. Now, this is a drive that was formatted Mac OS Extended (Journaled) on my G4, so I have to use Mac Drive so my PC will recognize and mount The Drive. So My PC sees The Drive as Mac OS Extended, and mounts it. All files are in tact, and the drive runs normally. This is a music drive and it plays normally on my PC. Meanwhile, if I try connecting it back on My Mac, the name of The Drive randomly changes from 931.5 GB WD to 931.5 GB WD My Media Book. I believe My Media Book is the factory name of The Drive before OS formatting. The Volume name remains the same on my G4 each time I've tried to mount it.
I do have another identical drive that mounts from all the bus ports on my G4. Any ideas here? Can I get my Drive to begin mounting on my G4 again? Any and all answers are appreciated.

Terminal List. disk4 is the malfunctioning drive.
Last login: Mon Feb 25 19:25:12 on ttys000
raymond-medinas-power-mac-g4-agp-graphics:~ raymondmedina$ diskutil list
/dev/disk0
   #:                       TYPE NAME                    SIZE       IDENTIFIER
   0:     Apple_partition_scheme                        *111.8 Gi   disk0
   1:        Apple_partition_map                         31.5 Ki    disk0s1
   2:             Apple_Driver43                         28.0 Ki    disk0s2
   3:             Apple_Driver43                         28.0 Ki    disk0s3
   4:           Apple_Driver_ATA                         28.0 Ki    disk0s4
   5:           Apple_Driver_ATA                         28.0 Ki    disk0s5
   6:             Apple_FWDriver                         256.0 Ki   disk0s6
   7:         Apple_Driver_IOKit                         256.0 Ki   disk0s7
   8:              Apple_Patches                         256.0 Ki   disk0s8
   9:                  Apple_HFS Mac Leopard II          91.8 Gi    disk0s10
10:                  Apple_HFS Mac Tiger               19.7 Gi    disk0s12
/dev/disk1
   #:                       TYPE NAME                    SIZE       IDENTIFIER
   0:     Apple_partition_scheme                        *186.3 Gi   disk1
   1:        Apple_partition_map                         31.5 Ki    disk1s1
   2:             Apple_Driver43                         28.0 Ki    disk1s2
   3:             Apple_Driver43                         28.0 Ki    disk1s3
   4:           Apple_Driver_ATA                         28.0 Ki    disk1s4
   5:           Apple_Driver_ATA                         28.0 Ki    disk1s5
   6:             Apple_FWDriver                         256.0 Ki   disk1s6
   7:         Apple_Driver_IOKit                         256.0 Ki   disk1s7
   8:              Apple_Patches                         256.0 Ki   disk1s8
   9:                  Apple_HFS Mac Leopard I           186.2 Gi   disk1s10
/dev/disk2
   #:                       TYPE NAME                    SIZE       IDENTIFIER
   0:     Apple_partition_scheme                        *465.8 Gi   disk2
   1:        Apple_partition_map                         31.5 Ki    disk2s1
   2:             Apple_Driver43                         28.0 Ki    disk2s2
   3:             Apple_Driver43                         28.0 Ki    disk2s3
   4:           Apple_Driver_ATA                         28.0 Ki    disk2s4
   5:           Apple_Driver_ATA                         28.0 Ki    disk2s5
   6:             Apple_FWDriver                         256.0 Ki   disk2s6
   7:         Apple_Driver_IOKit                         256.0 Ki   disk2s7
   8:              Apple_Patches                         256.0 Ki   disk2s8
   9:                  Apple_HFS 500 GB HD               465.6 Gi   disk2s10
/dev/disk3
   #:                       TYPE NAME                    SIZE       IDENTIFIER
   0:     Apple_partition_scheme                        *931.5 Gi   disk3
   1:        Apple_partition_map                         31.5 Ki    disk3s1
   2:             Apple_Driver43                         28.0 Ki    disk3s2
   3:             Apple_Driver43                         28.0 Ki    disk3s3
   4:           Apple_Driver_ATA                         28.0 Ki    disk3s4
   5:           Apple_Driver_ATA                         28.0 Ki    disk3s5
   6:             Apple_FWDriver                         256.0 Ki   disk3s6
   7:         Apple_Driver_IOKit                         256.0 Ki   disk3s7
   8:              Apple_Patches                         256.0 Ki   disk3s8
   9:                  Apple_HFS 1 TB Music Drive II     931.4 Gi   disk3s10
/dev/disk4
   #:                       TYPE NAME                    SIZE       IDENTIFIER
   0:     Apple_partition_scheme                        *931.5 Gi   disk4
   1:        Apple_partition_map                         31.5 Ki    disk4s1
   2:             Apple_Driver43                         28.0 Ki    disk4s2
   3:             Apple_Driver43                         28.0 Ki    disk4s3
   4:           Apple_Driver_ATA                         28.0 Ki    disk4s4
   5:           Apple_Driver_ATA                         28.0 Ki    disk4s5
   6:             Apple_FWDriver                         256.0 Ki   disk4s6
   7:         Apple_Driver_IOKit                         256.0 Ki   disk4s7
   8:              Apple_Patches                         256.0 Ki   disk4s8
   9:                  Apple_HFS 1TB Music Drive         931.4 Gi   disk4s10
raymond-medinas-power-mac-g4-agp-graphics:~ raymondmedina$
Terminal info on disk4s10.
Last login: Mon Feb 25 22:22:41 on ttys000
raymond-medinas-power-mac-g4-agp-graphics:~ raymondmedina$ diskutil info disk4s10
   Device Identifier:        disk4s10
   Device Node:              /dev/disk4s10
   Part Of Whole:            disk4
   Device / Media Name:      Apple_HFS_Untitled_1
   Volume Name:              1TB Music Drive
   Mount Point:
   File System:              Journaled HFS+
   Owners:                   Disabled
   Partition Type:           Apple_HFS
   Bootable:                 Is bootable
   Media Type:               Generic
   Protocol:                 FireWire
   SMART Status:             Not Supported
   Volume UUID:              61A8EAFF-E1C9-3605-AF92-5A210E3C781A
   Total Size:               931.4 Gi (1000069726208 B) (1953261184 512-byte blocks)
   Free Space:               0.0 B (0 B) (0 512-byte blocks)
   Read Only:                No
   Ejectable:                Yes
   Whole:                    No
   Internal:                 No
Disk Utility Info on 1TB Music Drive.
Name :
1TB Music Drive
Type :
Volume
Disk Identifier :
disk4s10
Mount Point :
Not mounted
File System :
Mac OS Extended (Journaled)
Connection Bus :
FireWire
Device Tree :
IODeviceTree:fwx/node@90a9c5c29aa50b/sbp-2@c000
Writable :
Yes
Universal Unique Identifier :
61A8EAFF-E1C9-3605-AF92-5A210E3C781A
Capacity :
931.4 GB (1,000,069,726,208 Bytes)
Owners Enabled :
No
Can Turn Owners Off :
Yes
Can Be Formatted :
Yes
Bootable :
Yes
Supports Journaling :
Yes
Journaled :
No
Disk Number :
4
Partition Number :
10
I've read that WD uses crappy chipsets in their external drives. I'm wondering if the chipset is suspect here? Just not sure. I did discover that I can clone the drive from my PC as an exact Mac OS Extended (Journaled) drive, and my Mac doesn't even know the difference. I've also read that I can initialize the drive, and reinsert the drivers, and the drive should function normally. Interesting, huh? Well, let me know what you come up with BDAqua. And again, many, many thanks.

External Iomega Drive Partition won't mount

Hi:
I have a partition on my Iomega external drive that won't mount. The drive has 2 partitions. One I use for back up works fine. This other one is visiable but won't mount. I have run disk utitility and it says everything is fine but says it isn't journaled. It won't let me turn on journaling and won't let me get it mounted, what can I do?

Hi Dennis:
Thank you for your attempt at helping me. I opened Disk Utility and saw the greyed out "video Editing" partition, clicked on it and tried to mount it. It says it cannot mount the volume. I then clicked on the greyed out drive partition and clicked on disk first aid. It gives me the following screen.
Verify and Repair volume “Video Editing”
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.
The volume Video Editing appears to be OK.
It just plain won't mount but I have in the past been able to see the contents inside and the other partition for which I use as back up for my iMac works just fine so I know the drive is working fine. I just cannot get this partition to mount.
Any other ideas?
Thank you,
Reid

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