Disk Repair can't fix HDD, legal documents and freedom in jeopardy
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My iMac is old, I won’t deny you that but it has always been in good shape. Recently, during the pandemic, it stopped starting up, taking a loong time to load and eventually turning itself off. I did the hard reset by pressing the button in its back for 10 seconds, turned it on again and then it took me to “Os X utilites” where I chose “Disk Repair”. Following quick instructions I found on the internet, I was able to try to use the “First Aid” function with no success. I got the message “First Aid process has failed. If possible back up the data on this volume. Click done to continue”- which makes me very sad since I have legal documents I depend on to defend myself against mexican authoritarian corruption. I wish to be able to take out the data with external drives, I hope it’s possible. [br]
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My iMac is old, I won’t deny you that but it has always been in good shape.
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Recently, during the pandemic, it stopped starting up, taking a loong time to load and eventually turning itself off. I did the hard reset by pressing the button in its back for 10 seconds, turned it on again and then it took me to “OS-X Disk Utilities” where I chose “Disk Repair”. Following quick instructions I found on the internet,
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I was able to try to use the “First Aid” function with no success. I got the message “First Aid process has failed. If possible back up the data on this volume. "Click done to continue”
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Which makes me very sad since I have legal documents I depend on to defend myself against mexican authoritarian corruption. I wish to be able to take out the data with external drives, I hope it’s possible. [br]
'''SYSTEM'''
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Apple iMac
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* Model number: A1225
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* 24" / 2.93GHz / 4GB / 640GB / 256MB
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'''When I clicked on “info” from the faulty HDD this came up:'''
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Serial number: W89050GQ0TL
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* Volume name —- Phoenix Arise
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* Volume Type —- Physical Volume
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* BSD device name —- disk0s2
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* File System —- OS X Extended
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* Connection —- SATA
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* Device tree path —- IODeviceTree:/PCI0@0/SATA@B/PRT0@0/PMP@0
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* Writable —- No
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* Is case-sensitive —- No
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* File System UUID —- 69F55DE5…
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* Volume Capacity —- 639,275,270,144
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* Available Space —- 0
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* Free Space —- 0
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* Used Space —- 639,275,270,144
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* Owners enabled —- No
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* Is encrypted —- No
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* Can be verified —- Yes
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* Can be repaired —- Yes
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* Bootable —- No
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* Journaled —- No
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* Disk Number —- 0
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* Partition Number —- 2
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* Media name —- Customer
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* Media type —- Generic
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* Ejectable —- No
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* Solid state —- No
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* Parent disks —- disk0
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'''And the First Aid states the following:'''
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Model number: A1225
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* Checking Journaled HFS Plus volume.
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* Checking extents overflow file.
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* Checking catalog file.
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* The volume Phoenix Arise could not be verified completely.
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* File system check exit code is 8.
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* Updating boot support partitions for the volume as
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* File system verify or repair failed.
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* Operation failed…
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I guess it goes along saying that I will be endlessly grateful for any sort of help that you could give, since I really fear to lose my legal documents.
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24" / 2.93GHz / 4GB / 640GB / 256MB
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I know those types of things should always be backed up, and I do have some of it, but not all and it is very important.
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[br]
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'''When I clicked on “info” from the faulty hdd this came up:'''
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Volume name —- Phoenix Arise
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Volume Type —- Physical Volume
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BSD device name —- disk0s2
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File System —- OS X Extended
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Connection —- SATA
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Device tree path —- IODeviceTree:/PCI0@0/SATA@B/PRT0@0/PMP@0
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Writable —- No
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Is case-sensitive —- No
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File System UUID —- 69F55DE5…
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Volume Capacity —- 639,275,270,144
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Available Space —- 0
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Free Space —- 0
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Used Space —- 639,275,270,144
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Owners enabled —- No
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Is encrypted —- No
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Can be verified —- Yes
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Can be repaired —- Yes
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Bootable —- No
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Journaled —- No
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Disk Number —- 0
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Partition Number —- 2
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Media name —- Customer
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Media type —- Generic
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Ejectable —- No
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Solid state —- No
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Parent disks —- disk0
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'''And the First Aid states the following:'''[br]
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”
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Checking Journaled HFS Plus volume.
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Checking extents overflow file.
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Checking catalog file.
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The volume Phoenix Arise could not be verified completely.
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File system check exit code is 8.
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Updating boot support partitions for the volume as
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File system verify or repair failed.
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Operation failed…
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I guess it goes along saying that I will be endlessly grateful for any sort of help that you could give, since I really fear to lose my legal documents. I know those types of things should always be backed up, and I do have some of it, but not all and it is very important. I got involved as a witness of a crime and the criminal was famous and had me jailed with no legal reason, in México it’s easy to buy judges for like 7 grand. So, when it rains, it pours, but I know I can rescue something from this. Thanks again for reading and considering. Saludos!
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I got involved as a witness of a crime and the criminal was famous and had me jailed with no legal reason, in México it’s easy to buy judges for like 7 grand. So, when it rains, it pours, but I know I can rescue something from this. Thanks again for reading and considering. Saludos!
Disk Repair can't fix HDD, legal documents and freedom in jeopardy
crwdns2893800:0crwdne2893800:0:
My iMac is old, I won’t deny you that but it has always been in good shape. Recently, during the pandemic, it stopped starting up, taking a loong time to load and eventually turning itself off. I did the hard reset by pressing the button in its back for 10 seconds, turned it on again and then it took me to “Os X utilites” where I chose “Disk Repair”. Following quick instructions I found on the internet, I was able to try to use the “First Aid” function with no success. I got the message “First Aid process has failed. If possible back up the data on this volume. Click done to continue”- which makes me very sad since I have legal documents I depend on to defend myself against mexican authoritarian corruption. I wish to be able to take out the data with external drives, I hope it’s possible. [br]
'''SYSTEM'''
Apple iMac
Serial number: W89050GQ0TL
Model number: A1225
24" / 2.93GHz / 4GB / 640GB / 256MB
[br]
'''When I clicked on “info” from the faulty hdd this came up:'''
“
Volume name —- Phoenix Arise
Volume Type —- Physical Volume
BSD device name —- disk0s2
File System —- OS X Extended
Connection —- SATA
Device tree path —- IODeviceTree:/PCI0@0/SATA@B/PRT0@0/PMP@0
Writable —- No
Is case-sensitive —- No
File System UUID —- 69F55DE5…
Volume Capacity —- 639,275,270,144
Available Space —- 0
Free Space —- 0
Used Space —- 639,275,270,144
Owners enabled —- No
Is encrypted —- No
Can be verified —- Yes
Can be repaired —- Yes
Bootable —- No
Journaled —- No
Disk Number —- 0
Partition Number —- 2
Media name —- Customer
Media type —- Generic
Ejectable —- No
Solid state —- No
Parent disks —- disk0
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'''And the First Aid states the following:'''[br]
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'''And the First Aid states the following:'''[br]
”
Checking Journaled HFS Plus volume.
Checking extents overflow file.
Checking catalog file.
The volume Phoenix Arise could not be verified completely.
File system check exit code is 8.
Updating boot support partitions for the volume as
File system verify or repair failed.
Operation failed…
“
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I guess it goes along saying that I will be endlessly grateful for any sort of help that you could give, since I really fear to lose my legal documents. I know those types of things should always be backed up, and I do have some of it, but not all and it is very important. I got involved as a witness of a crime and the criminal was famous and had me jailed with no legal reason, in México it’s easy to buy judges for like 7 grand. So, when it rains, it pours, but I know I can rescue something from this. Thanks again for reading and considering. Saludos!
Disk Repair can't fix HDD, legal documents and freedom in jeopardy
crwdns2893800:0crwdne2893800:0:
My iMac is old, I won’t deny you that but it has always been in good shape. Recently, during the pandemic, it stopped starting up, taking a loong time to load and eventually turning itself off. I did the hard reset by pressing the button in its back for 10 seconds, turned it on again and then it took me to “Os X utilites” where I chose “Disk Repair”. Following quick instructions I found on the internet, I was able to try to use the “First Aid” function with no success. I got the message “First Aid process has failed. If possible back up the data on this volume. Click done to continue”- which makes me very sad since I have legal documents I depend on to defend myself against mexican authoritarian corruption. I wish to be able to take out the data with external drives, I hope it’s possible. [br]
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'''SYSTEM'''
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Apple iMac
+
+
Serial number: W89050GQ0TL
+
+
Model number: A1225
+
+
24" / 2.93GHz / 4GB / 640GB / 256MB
[br]
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When I clicked on “info” from the faulty hdd this came up:
+
+
'''When I clicked on “info” from the faulty hdd this came up:'''
“
Volume name —- Phoenix Arise
Volume Type —- Physical Volume
BSD device name —- disk0s2
File System —- OS X Extended
Connection —- SATA
Device tree path —- IODeviceTree:/PCI0@0/SATA@B/PRT0@0/PMP@0
Writable —- No
Is case-sensitive —- No
File System UUID —- 69F55DE5…
Volume Capacity —- 639,275,270,144
Available Space —- 0
Free Space —- 0
Used Space —- 639,275,270,144
Owners enabled —- No
Is encrypted —- No
Can be verified —- Yes
Can be repaired —- Yes
Bootable —- No
Journaled —- No
Disk Number —- 0
Partition Number —- 2
Media name —- Customer
Media type —- Generic
Ejectable —- No
Solid state —- No
Parent disks —- disk0
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And the First Aid states the following:[br]
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'''And the First Aid states the following:'''[br]
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”
Checking Journaled HFS Plus volume.
Checking extents overflow file.
Checking catalog file.
The volume Phoenix Arise could not be verified completely.
File system check exit code is 8.
Updating boot support partitions for the volume as
File system verify or repair failed.
Operation failed…
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“
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+
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I guess it goes along saying that I will be endlessly grateful for any sort of help that you could give, since I really fear to lose my legal documents. I know those types of things should always be backed up, and I do have some of it, but not all and it is very important. I got involved as a witness of a crime and the criminal was famous and had me jailed with no legal reason, in México it’s easy to buy judges for like 7 grand. So, when it rains, it pours, but I know I can rescue something from this. Thanks again for reading and considering. Saludos!
Disk Repair can't fix HDD, legal documents and freedom in jeopardy
crwdns2893800:0crwdne2893800:0:
My iMac is old, I won’t deny you that but it has always been in good shape. Recently, during the pandemic, it stopped starting up, taking a loong time to load and eventually turning itself off. I did the hard reset by pressing the button in its back for 10 seconds, turned it on again and then it took me to “Os X utilites” where I chose “Disk Repair”. Following quick instructions I found on the internet, I was able to try to use the “First Aid” function with no success. I got the message “First Aid process has failed. If possible back up the data on this volume. Click done to continue”- which makes me very sad since I have legal documents I depend on to defend myself against mexican authoritarian corruption. I wish to be able to take out the data with external drives, I hope it’s possible. [br]
[br]
When I clicked on “info” from the faulty hdd this came up:
“
Volume name —- Phoenix Arise
Volume Type —- Physical Volume
BSD device name —- disk0s2
File System —- OS X Extended
Connection —- SATA
Device tree path —- IODeviceTree:/PCI0@0/SATA@B/PRT0@0/PMP@0
Writable —- No
Is case-sensitive —- No
File System UUID —- 69F55DE5…
Volume Capacity —- 639,275,270,144
Available Space —- 0
Free Space —- 0
Used Space —- 639,275,270,144
Owners enabled —- No
Is encrypted —- No
Can be verified —- Yes
Can be repaired —- Yes
Bootable —- No
Journaled —- No
Disk Number —- 0
Partition Number —- 2
Media name —- Customer
Media type —- Generic
Ejectable —- No
Solid state —- No
Parent disks —- disk0
And the First Aid states the following:[br]
Checking Journaled HFS Plus volume.
Checking extents overflow file.
Checking catalog file.
The volume Phoenix Arise could not be verified completely.
File system check exit code is 8.
Updating boot support partitions for the volume as
File system verify or repair failed.
Operation failed…
I guess it goes along saying that I will be endlessly grateful for any sort of help that you could give, since I really fear to lose my legal documents. I know those types of things should always be backed up, and I do have some of it, but not all and it is very important. I got involved as a witness of a crime and the criminal was famous and had me jailed with no legal reason, in México it’s easy to buy judges for like 7 grand. So, when it rains, it pours, but I know I can rescue something from this. Thanks again for reading and considering. Saludos!