-v
magic.I've never seen this before. Let's try single user mode and fsck -fy /
** The voume Macintosh HD could not be verified completely.
It's worth noting that fsck -drfy /
wasn't able to do anything either.
Time to bring out the El Capitan installer disk. Thanks to DiskMaker X, we had the installer running shortly:
This tool used to be so good and reliable... Anyway, looks like a hardware issue with the internal SSD. I really hope not...but always assume the worst.
cp -R
and within about an hour had everything backed up.Let's give fsck_hfs -fy /dev/disk0s2
a shot and see what it says:
diskutil eraseDisk jhfs+ "MACHD" /dev/disk0
diskutil
didn't help, so let's give Gparted a go.-v
aaaaaaandThere is one thing I have never tried on a disk... zeroing
Pulled the SSD from my MacBook Pro because the Terminal on the installer is annoying:
diskutil partitionDisk
and repairing with diskutil repairDisk
now...diskutil repairVolume /dev/disk0s2
:NO ERROR. Final attempt at installing the system:
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