** The volume Mac Data Backup appears to be OK.Ģ: Apple_HFS Mac Boot Backup 1000.0 GB disk3s2Ĥ: Microsoft Basic Data Win Boot Backup 1.0 TB disk3s4ĥ: Microsoft Basic Data Win Data Backup 1.0 TB disk3s5 SUPER-BLOCK TO SUPPLY NEEDED INFORMATION SEE fsck(8).Įxecuting fsck_hfs (version diskdev_cmds-491.6~3). b OPTION TO FSCK TO SPECIFY THE LOCATION OF AN ALTERNATE Underlying error: 8: POSIX reports: Exec format error Updating boot support partitions for the volume as requiredĮrror: -9957: Filesystem verify or repair failed Normally I boot Windows from the Win Boot disk and OS X from the Mac Boot disk. This disk is only bootable by OS X from the Mac Boot Backup partition at the moment. The problem is with the Mac Data Backup partition in Bay 4. Win Boot Backup - 1TB NTFS (not bootable as of yet)īay 5: Mac Data 2 - 3TB HFS+ HDD RAID 1 (1TB unused)īay 6: Mac Boot - 1TB HFS+ SSD (bootable) The drives and partitions in the computer are like so: Bay 1: Win Boot - 1TB NTFS SSD (bootable)īay 3: Mac Data 1 - 3TB HFS+ HDD RAID 1 (1TB unused) So, how do I fix the GUID to make this partition show up? Assuming this is actually the fix, of course. Usually I make a tarball in the OS X side and untar in Windows. I will attempt to copy off the data in Windows, but I would much prefer to get access from OS X since there are sometimes errors copying files from HFS+ to NTFS, due to symlinks and certain characters. I tried using the new link format.Īs of last night there are no SMART errors on any disk in the system. I searched for "apple discussions archive".
I even found a thread that links to a solution, but the target is dead. Apparently this is due to windows overwriting the GUID for the disk and changing the partition's designation from HFS+ to FAT. I can see the drive and its contents in Windows. After changing the drive letter in Windows diskmgmt.msc, I can no longer see the drive in OS X.
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