Thanks to all. It seems I did not journal the disk when I set it up. So that is the answer. >On 03/15/08, Linda <XPressoBean at mac.com> wrote: >> On 3/15/08 4:30 PM, John Baltutis wrote: >> >>> You can only verify, not repair, a boot volume from the boot >>>volume, only if >>> journaling is enabled. IIRC, that feature started with Tiger. >> >> I know I do not have journaling enabled. So, this is why it works the way it >> works for me -- cannot Verify the disk when booted from that disk. >> >> And that is indeed how it's supposed to work for people who do not have >> journaling enabled -- no? > >Correct. It won't work if journaling isn't enabled. However, I took your >previous response as meaning it would never work and, since the OP stated it >worked previously, I was just clarifying how to make it operable again.