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Boot from your original System Install DVD: insert the disc and restart while holding the ckey.
At the Mac OS X Utilities screen, select the Utilities menu and run Disk Utility.
Select your startup disk - it is usually the first icon at the upper left of the Disk Utility window. At the bottom of the window you should see this
What does it say next to 'SMART Status'?
Next select the startup volume - it is usually named 'Macintosh HD'. The bottom of the window will look like this
What are the numbers next to 'Capacity', 'Available', and 'Used'? Only the numbers before the ones in parentheses are necessary.
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Next, click the Repair Disk button. This will take a few minutes.
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Report any errors it finds.
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