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I run a 2003 Powerbook G4 12" 867 MHz.
I use Leopard - OS 10.4, and always use software update to get the latest updates. I can't remember exactly, but it will be 10.4.12 or whichever is the latest.
I recently updated with a security update - it came up with an exclamation mark, saying that an error had occured with the update. It asked me to restart, and now will not load to the 'log-in' screen.
It starts , loads the grey screen with apple logo, but then just settles on a blank blue screen, with a spinning disc. I don't have the original OS X discs, so the only way I can do anything is to start in 'Single User Mode' by holding down Apple and S at the start tone.
I've tried the 'fcsk' disk utility, which said that no errors had been found. Still, everything I've tried has still just led to a blue screen, and failure to load the log-in page.
Expert suggests would be much appreciated. Thanks, Olly
I use Leopard - OS 10.4, and always use software update to get the latest updates. I can't remember exactly, but it will be 10.4.12 or whichever is the latest.
I recently updated with a security update - it came up with an exclamation mark, saying that an error had occured with the update. It asked me to restart, and now will not load to the 'log-in' screen.
It starts , loads the grey screen with apple logo, but then just settles on a blank blue screen, with a spinning disc. I don't have the original OS X discs, so the only way I can do anything is to start in 'Single User Mode' by holding down Apple and S at the start tone.
I've tried the 'fcsk' disk utility, which said that no errors had been found. Still, everything I've tried has still just led to a blue screen, and failure to load the log-in page.
Expert suggests would be much appreciated. Thanks, Olly