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DiskWarrior Directory Rebuild Caught in "Infinite Loop" - imagenious - 05-03-2007 iMac G5 2.0 2GB 10.4.9 Running DiscWarrior 3.0.3 (latest d/l I could find on Alsoft site) from newly-burned CD and trying to rebuild external FW running 10.4.9. All went well until operation complete, as indicated by dialog box. Clicked "blue" button to OK a restart and now stuck with blue window and the spinning-wheel of activity. Been going about 15 minutes now... Should I do a command-period? Just a shut-down with the On/Off button on computer? Any thoughts/info appreciated. First time I ran DW on this machine. Re: DiskWarrior Directory Rebuild Caught in "Infinite Loop" - RAMd®d - 05-03-2007 What do you mean by "complete"? Did DW replace the directory then give you the spinning beachball? If not, you're fairly safe in holding the Power button. I don't know that Cmd-. will work, or even Force Quit. Of course, the directory could go south anyway at any time, but I doubt that quitting DW would be the cause. At any rate, I'd stop it and try again. Re: DiskWarrior Directory Rebuild Caught in "Infinite Loop" - Fritz - 05-03-2007 not sure that v3.03 supports the G5, though I may be wrong. Latest on site is 4. Re: DiskWarrior Directory Rebuild Caught in "Infinite Loop" - imagenious - 05-03-2007 Well, thanks to both youse guys....answers much appreciated. And, the version of DW I have is supposed to support 10.4.9 I'm pretty sure. In any case, by "complete", and from memory (mine) I believe that DW replaced the "old" directory with the new, at my direction, and then gave me some kind of dialog box to either do another disk or quit; I quit, then got a dialog that "computer will restart automatically soon" and a blue button saying Restart. I chose to let it restart on its own, then got the DW window which was solid blue with the spinning thing (not beachball - the "progress" spinny-circle thing, and it stayed like that for about 25 min while I awaited replies.... Couldn't take it any longer, so did a restart using computer On/Off button. All seems fine and am not booted from the "rebuilt" FW drive...fingers crossed. Thanks both of you (and any others that slipped in before I get this posted) for your help. |