SMART Status: Failing

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prophet

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For the past month and a half I've been battling hard disk problems with my iBook. I've had to format my hard disk quite a number of times, even zeroed it this past time, yet problems persist.

Today I started running disk utility and down at the bottom in red it says "S.M.A.R.T. Status: Failing"

So does this mean that the hard drive is finally going to kick it and that apple owes me a new disk? or what?

this iBook isn't even a year old and I've been plagued with disk problems, I'd be happy if they did just go ahead and replace the ****ed thing.
 

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You will be experiencing a disk failure soon. If your system is under warranty, then Apple will replace it. Back up all of your data as soon as possible if you have not.
 
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prophet

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hahaha, already working on it.


....10 gigs of music, 7 of graphic design work...


it's gonna be a long day...
 
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i hope you didnt bury your recipit to take it back to apple ;)
 
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ha, they know me by name by now.

I already had to send it to them to get the logic board replaced.


I hate to say it, because I love my iBook, but more things have broken on it in the past 10 months than my parent's PC in 4 years. tisk tisk apple, get it together.
 

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