Q: On the basis of an inconsistent wife my iBook does not boot properly. It comes with a blue boot screen tells me to restart.
1) What would cause this?
2) How would I find out what could cause this? Is there a boot record or something?
I recently upgraded to OS X 10.3 through the archive and upgrade option, because the upgrade seemed to be difficult based on my readings .
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Re:okay. you can trash network preference panes.
try creating a new user and login that username.
check /var/log/system.log or logs in /Library/logs/CrashReporter
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Re:The error appears right after the "loading network file system"
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Re:if u are able to login to mac os x desktop, try firstaid.
click go on the menu, applications, utilities and diskutility. click on first aid and then repair disk permissions.
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Re:I upgraded from OS X 10.2 (Jaguar).
I did the apple/control + v boot thing… Looked a lot like Dos/Linux boot.
The problem didn't happen this time. It booted straight into the desktop. I presume I was supposed to see where it stopped/crashed?
Verbosified? What is verbosified?
Edit:
Time #2 it froze leaving the dos like boot window and entering the OS (plain blue background).
Time #3 I didn't run the boot window thing, the system asked me to reboot when it hit the firewall or network file system?
Time #4 worked ok.
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
Originally posted by: guy
I think if you hold v (or option v) the boot process should be verbosified.
command + v, i think
Command is what I meant. I only reboot a couple of times per year, and rarely have to think of what that button is called 
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
I think if you hold v (or option v) the boot process should be verbosified.
command + v, i think
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Re:I think if you hold v (or option v) the boot process should be verbosified.
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Re:did u upgrade from jaguar? does it happen all the time? do u have os 9 also? did u try booting from OS 9? try holiding option button when loading and it gives you the choice of OS.
OS X logs the crashes including all the program crashes, i do not remember where though.
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