- Joined
- Jul 23, 2011
- Messages
- 28
- Motherboard
- MSI P67A-C43
- CPU
- Core i5-2500K
- Graphics
- AMD Radeon HD 6870
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
I have been running a Hackintosh without any real issues for the past couple of months but all of a sudden this past week I started having issues. About once a day when I was doing something, usually opening or switching to a new app, the Hackintosh would freeze up and I would have to press the power button to restart. One of these resulted in a kernel panic, but all of the others just completely locked up the system to the point where the clock stopped working.
For the most part I was just able to reboot in the past to fix this issue and last another day. But as of last night I can't boot the Hackintosh. When I try to boot it up I get through the boot process, then I get a white screen and think it is going to the login screen, but instead I get a black screen with this message scrolling down my screen.
disk0s1: I/O error.
disk0s1: I/O error.
disk0s1: I/O error.
disk0s1: I/O error.
** It continues down until the monitor is almost full and then.
com.apple launched 1 com.apple.coreservices.appleid.authentication 3376 Exit timeout lapsed (20 seconds). Killing
com.apple launched 1 org.chromium.chromoting 3449 Exit timeout lapsed (20 seconds). Killing
disk0s1: I/O error.
disk0s1: I/O error.
disk0s1: I/O error.
**This fills the monitor, it flashes white, and then it loops back through saying the same thing again.
When it does this there isn't much I can do. Since I have a solid state drive the system usually boots up in around ten seconds so after waiting a minute or so I just shut down the system. At first I thought the solid state drive was failing so I updated the firmware on my SSD and tried putting it into another system to see if I could access the files. I was able to both update the firmware, and view the files on another system.
I have also tried using different SATA ports (even from another controller), different SATA cables, and even different SATA power cables so I don't think that this is the issue.
If this is any help the last time the system locked up was when I was moving one tab on Chromium over to my other monitor. It locked up and I rebooted the system. Is it possible that org.chromium.Chromoting is the Chromium browser and that when I pressed the reset button it corrupted the file?
Let me know if you want me to test anything, or try anything out, but I really want to get this system up and running again.
For the most part I was just able to reboot in the past to fix this issue and last another day. But as of last night I can't boot the Hackintosh. When I try to boot it up I get through the boot process, then I get a white screen and think it is going to the login screen, but instead I get a black screen with this message scrolling down my screen.
disk0s1: I/O error.
disk0s1: I/O error.
disk0s1: I/O error.
disk0s1: I/O error.
** It continues down until the monitor is almost full and then.
com.apple launched 1 com.apple.coreservices.appleid.authentication 3376 Exit timeout lapsed (20 seconds). Killing
com.apple launched 1 org.chromium.chromoting 3449 Exit timeout lapsed (20 seconds). Killing
disk0s1: I/O error.
disk0s1: I/O error.
disk0s1: I/O error.
**This fills the monitor, it flashes white, and then it loops back through saying the same thing again.
When it does this there isn't much I can do. Since I have a solid state drive the system usually boots up in around ten seconds so after waiting a minute or so I just shut down the system. At first I thought the solid state drive was failing so I updated the firmware on my SSD and tried putting it into another system to see if I could access the files. I was able to both update the firmware, and view the files on another system.
I have also tried using different SATA ports (even from another controller), different SATA cables, and even different SATA power cables so I don't think that this is the issue.
If this is any help the last time the system locked up was when I was moving one tab on Chromium over to my other monitor. It locked up and I rebooted the system. Is it possible that org.chromium.Chromoting is the Chromium browser and that when I pressed the reset button it corrupted the file?
Let me know if you want me to test anything, or try anything out, but I really want to get this system up and running again.