Why when an invitation to share a calendar is accepted does it appear as tentative and not show up in calendar list?

Question

I've sent an invitation to shar a calendar.  The invitation appeared in receiver's notifications and was accepted. However, the calendar is not appearing on the receiver's calendar list, and when I check my "sharing settings" the address is not checked as received by appears with a question mark to indicate tentative. How is that even possible when the invitation is only decline or accept?  I sent the samereceiver an invitation to a different calendar at the same time.  It was received, accepted and appears on the calendar list with a checked box and so appears on the receiver's calendar.Both calendar invitations were sentfrom the same computer, from the same sender, on the same day to the same receiver.  Both appeared in the receiver's notifications, both were accepted, one successfully and the other not.  Help.  I'm out of ideas.

Answer 1

personalg33k wrote:
Sorry if my explanation of the problem was not clear, but the HD's are fine. I have checked them using fsck, disk warrior, TechTool Pro. they are fine. The drives are not showing up at all, and SATA shows "no information" Once in a while SATA will start working again briefly, then just GO AWAY! And the PCI SATA card I installed acts the same way. I am leaving one HD in the logicboard and one in the PCI card and they both go away (not the whole PCI card, just the HD).
Thanks for the reply.
OK, since you are also having things go away with the PCI SATA controller, this could be a problem with either (a) PCI-X bridge or (b) the U3 Memory controller, as they are the two things in the chain between the CPU and where you are having the problems.
Do you have other PCI cards in use? If so, then if you lose contact with them, that would be a clue.
On the other hand, you seemed to indicate that even when the Tempo lost the HD, you could still see the Tempo in System Profiler? If the Tempo is still shown in profiler, then, we have a real mystery on our hands. Of course, a system log file wouldn't help because you have lost it, unless you are booting from an external FW drive.
Watson, the game is afoot.