🚀 go-pugleaf

Re: #2287;

The purpose for making THAT Clone onto what I will call Disk B, is purely as a safety measure so that he has atleast preserved what data he now has.

The next step, after he has got a clean directory from running Disk Warrior on Disk A, and ensured that all of his data and applications are still present on Disk A, is to wipe Disk B and then Super Duper a new clone of the repaired Disk A to the clean Disk B.

Enable Disk B as a Bootable Drive and make it the Start-up Drive. Check that it works.

NOW do what Ram�n suggested earlier: write Disk A to zeros; reformat it; and install a fresh and updated System from the original HD followed by the COMBO Updater; followed by any new Updates that have been posted by Apple recently.

Repair Permissions.

Now re-install your Applications and restore any other data to Disk A from Disk B.

Repair Permissions again � and run DiskWarrior again too.

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Alternatively, you might want to consider replacing Disk A with a new HD altogether and just keep your old Disk A for storage.