Hi So this morning I was putting my G4/350 AGP to sleep. As occasionally happens, it did not fully go to sleep, I always suspect some USB conflict. Anyway, I had to do a hard restart which I have done before. I am running 10.2.3 and have never had any major problems. Until now. So the restart gets me logged in, gets to the desktop, but no HD mounts, got the dock, but the Finder is inactive. Run disk first aid from Jaguar CD which tells me I have an "overlapped extent allocation" and a some file code, this is repeated 5 times in a row before the end of the verification. DFA cannot repair the problem. I have TechTool pro, the latest version on my 9.2 partition and ran it from there and it found the problem, but after about an hour it crashed and I shut down and went down to the Apple Store here in NYC. The genius there told me that the "overlapped extent allocation" meant that during the sleep/restart crash, something had written over something else on the disk and this is very bad. I said, yeah. He said try Disk Warrior which I had to buy. Disk Warrior did it's thing, created a new directory in about an hour and a half. I inspected it, hit "replace" and crossed my fingers. At restart, I get the same thing, no HD mounted and no Finder active. Dock is there and functions, but no menu bar at the top. Ran disk first aid again from Jag CD and it says "HD appears to be ok". Fsck -y says the same thing. But it is not ok. I have other partitions and they are not affected. I have backed up my home folder and am willing to reinstall but wish I didn't have to. I will of course be terrified to ever try to put my computer to sleep again. I have no crazy stuff attached via USB, just an old HP printer, a zip drive, a keyboard, mouse, belkin hub, all things that have been on the computer for 3 years. Am I wrong to suspect USB as a culprit in the sleep problem? Anyway, right now I need some advice on how to get back up and running on my 10.2.3 partition. Thanks. Greg