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9.2.1 possible disk corruption
From Macintouch.com:
"I have had some bad experience with Mac OS 9.2.1 and I was wondering if other readers are seeing the same problem. About a week after I upgraded from Mac OS 9.1 to 9.2.1 my blue G3 suddenly crashed in the middle of browsing the web. After a restart the system started complaining that it couldn't read the system folder. Opening the boot volume lead to a series of dozens of messages that the volume was corrupt. I rebooted with my Mac OS 9.1 CD and the corrupt volume didn't even mount. Disk First aid said it couldn't repair the drive. Norton Utilities found several major erros in the B-Tree and corrected them (at least it said so). I backed up all my data, reformatted the drive and installed Mac OS 9.1 and the 9.2.1 update. Two weeks later, exactly the same happened. I did an immediate reset and on reboot Disk First Aid repaired the drive successfully. On an Apple discussion board I hear that other people are seeing spontaneous disk corruption since they upgraded to 9.2.1. I think this is a big problem, as many people will upgrade to 9.2.1 when [installing] Mac OS X 10.1. So I wonder if Apple is aware of the problem.
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Re: 9.2.1 possible disk corruption
I have had the same issue but traced it to a GXGraphics Extension that was freezing the system at boot. Some sort of conflict with iTunes 1.1. Forced me to reboot but the Check Disk never kicked off after this. Disk FA could not fix it. I had to use TechTool Deluxe to fix it.
Have not heard anywhere else that anybody was having the same problems. What browser and version were you using at the time? I was doing the same thing when my messages started popping up. Netscape 4.78 was what I was using. One of the messages said a second partition was corrupt as well, one that I was not booted to but has 9.2.1 installed on it.
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Re: 9.2.1 possible disk corruption
I threw out some lines in another forum.......I'll see if we get any bites with regard to this problem.
If there are any known problems, I'll know in a few hours.....
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Re: 9.2.1 possible disk corruption
I think I might have read that 9.2.1 was only for G4s - I have 9.2.1 on a G4 733 no OSX and had no problems. I think the MAC site has info.
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