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Hello all, thanks for considering my question.
I'm running OSX 10.4.11 on a G5 tower (not Intel).
Quicktime locked up the machine today, and I had to pull the power plug on the G5 tower to reboot.
Now an external Firewire drive (which I had been using as startup disk) won't mount.
Luckily I've been doing regular backups with SuperDuper, so not a crisis.
I'm hoping to get the Firewire drive back, and seek your advice on how to get it to mount. I assume the problem is that I "put it away" incorrectly when I yanked the power.
Once I get it to mount I know how to use Disk Utility to repair permissions etc.
I really appreciate any advice you may be able to offer, thanks!
I'm running OSX 10.4.11 on a G5 tower (not Intel).
Quicktime locked up the machine today, and I had to pull the power plug on the G5 tower to reboot.
Now an external Firewire drive (which I had been using as startup disk) won't mount.
Luckily I've been doing regular backups with SuperDuper, so not a crisis.
I'm hoping to get the Firewire drive back, and seek your advice on how to get it to mount. I assume the problem is that I "put it away" incorrectly when I yanked the power.
Once I get it to mount I know how to use Disk Utility to repair permissions etc.
I really appreciate any advice you may be able to offer, thanks!