iPhoto Causes Kernel Panic

[Chris Foote]

>
>Date: Mon, 06 Jan 2003 10:26:26 -0800
>From: Ken <ken at schneider.net>
>Subject: Re: [X-Apps]
>Message-id: <5DFA5946-21A4-11D7-B702-00306573844A at schneider.net>
>
>  > I have been using iPhoto since it was released with no problems.
>  > Now, all of a sudden it is causing kernel panics.  If I plug in my
>  > camera or if I just try to  start it from the dock with no camera
>  > attached, I get the window that says I need to hold down the power
>  > button or restart.  I tried re-installing iPhoto 1.1.1 and I upgraded
>to
>  > 10.2.3 but neither worked.  What should I do to get it working again?
>  >  I have thousands of photos in the library that I don't want to loose.
>  > Most are backed up onto CD but what a pain to re-enter everything.
>  > I'm running 10.2.3 on a B&W G3 that has been upgraded with a
>  > NewerTech G4/450.
>
>Upon further investigation, I found that when I boot off the Jaguar CD
>and run Disk Utility, the OS X boot partition is grayed out and will
>not mount.  When I run First Aid it says that the OS X partition has an
>"Invalid Extent Entry".  No matter how many times I click the Repair
>button, the error stays there.  Is my only option to wipe the partition
>clean?
>
>Thanks,
>
>-= Ken =-

Disk Warrior can probably fix it.
Chris
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