I had that very same problem... overlapping extents, nodes, etc. it was
awful.. but I didn't have Safari installed at the time, so I downloaded
it and then was able to blame Safari! LOL Seriously though, I installed
OSX 10.2.3 and now have an annoying system hold that is almost 30
seconds long at random times. like when I launch an application, make a
spelling error in the Mail application, or other stuff. Don't know what
to do... OS X Jaguar bites! Not happy with it.
T. J. in Phoenix.
On Saturday, January 11, 2003, at 04:18 PM, Martin Joseph wrote:
>
>
> On Saturday, January 11, 2003, at 01:49 :-), Paul Guyot wrote:
> <snip>
>> I happen to be horribly busy now because I experienced another data
>> loss with MacOS X (geez, this system isn't really stable, maybe was
>> it Safari)
> <snip>
> I believe so.. There is a new release of Safari yesterday (1/10),
> might fix it, but I'm staying away for now... Funny how Apple is
> talking up the # of downloads, I'll bet that the SW engineers are
> sweating....
>
> Three systems I installed Safari on ALL had disk problems the very next
> day, showing Overlapping extents the fsck couldn't fix...
>
> Fortunately Diskwarrior 2.1 booted up from 9.1 fixed them all.... This
> program is worth 100 times what it costs.
>
> if you use the Mac I recommend going to alsoft.com and buying it...
>
>
> Keep up the great work Paul I am looking forward to ATA support v1.
>
> Marty
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