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56 Chapter 3: Troubleshooting and Error Messages Troubleshooting

❏ Problem: The disk I want to rebuild does not appear in the disks Pop-up

menu.

DiskWarrior cannot rebuild a disk that is not HFS or HFS Plus (Mac OS Standard or Mac OS Ex-

tended). The disk to be rebuilt must be locally connected, must not be write protected, and must

have a valid partition map and driver.

❏ Problem: DiskWarrior tells me that the disk to be rebuilt is locked. The

“Replace” button is disabled.

The disk you have selected is either locked, or is a media type such as a CD-ROM to which data

cannot be written. For a disk reported as locked, ﬁrst check if there is a mechanical lock switch

on the disk and make sure it is set to the unlocked position. If the disk is still reported as locked,

launch the software driver package that was used to initially set up the disk (for Apple disks, the

software is Drive Setup and can be found on Mac OS system CDs) and follow the instructions that

came with the software to unlock the disk.

❏ Problem: I can’t start from my normal startup disk, even though it appears

on the desktop, the correct System Folder is present, etc.

This can occur immediately after a rebuild if the System Folder was damaged and repaired by

DiskWarrior, or it could be a previous problem. In either case, you simply need to “rebless” your

System Folder in order to successfully restart from this disk. Simply drag the System suitcase or

the Finder from the System Folder on this disk to the desktop. Then, drag the item you moved

back to the same System Folder. The Mac OS icon should appear on the System Folder.

❏ Problem: When I start up, a disk icon with a blinking question mark

appears.

This indicates that your computer cannot ﬁnd the system software it needs to start up. If you al-

ready have reblessed your system folder as described above, there are some other possibilities.

Your Macintosh may be having a problem recognizing external SCSI peripherals such as hard

disks, scanners, or removable media drives. Turn off your Macintosh and all of the external SCSI

devices and disconnect them from your computer’s SCSI port. Restart your computer. If your

computer then starts up properly, refer to the documentation that came with these SCSI devices

to determine what is causing the problem.

There may be a problem with the system software installed on the disk you are attempting to use.

If, after rebuilding your disk directory with DiskWarrior and reblessing your System Folder this

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