WHen I startup from the full clone, I get the same error with Disk Utility and Disk Warrior run from the startup disk. I also have a "Backup - all files" clone. (I explain elsewhere on the forums about aliases resolving using the volume name.)
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If not, try naming the backup the *same* as the internal drive, smart update it, and then boot from it. Given that, are you sure you're not running from a Safety Clone, as opposed to a full "Backup - all files" clone? Disabling Spotlight via terminal use of mdutil and deleting. The following did not correct the problem:ġ. There seems to be a problem with the cloning process with both SuperDuper! and TechToolPro such that Disk Utility (and Disk Warrior) act as if there is an open file/application on the internal hard drive when the startup disk is on a cloned drive on an external firewire drive. Can also repair internal HD by launching it as single user and repairing internal HD with AppleJack. However, it I boot from a bootable CD or DVD containing Disk Utility, then the latter functions without any problems and fails to find anything to repair on internal HD. Disk Warrior on the eDrive also fails to unmount the internal HD. The same problem occurs if I boot from an eDrive created with TechToolPro 4.0.4 on its own partition on the external firewire drive. The same problem occurs if I boot from the External HD Clone (i.e. The reason for this failure appears to be an open file/application on the hard drive. However, when I try to Repair Disk on the Internal HD, a task which always worked prior to installing Tiger, I get the error message: Unable to Unmount Volume - the first step of verifying and repairing a disk. If I start up on the Startup Clone on external HD and run Disk Utility, I can perform the Repair Disk function on the other two partitions on the external hard drive. When I startup up on my Internal HD and launch Disk Utility to repair permissions and repair disk on the partitions on the External Firewire HD, no problems reported with any of the partitions Startup Clone: bootable "Safety clone - shared users and applications" created with SuperDuper. HD Clone: bootable 'Backup All Files" clone of internal HD created with SuperDuper! 1.5.5 Ĭ. Backup: a partition for backup of Documents and other User files using DataBackUp 2.0.5 ī. I then set up my External LaCie D2 Firewire 400 HD with three partitions:ġ. OS X 10.4Īfter installing Tiger on internal HD, everything seemed to work without any problems (but don't ask me about Spotlight!).
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