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No BOOT after 10.8.3 UPDATE

Hi after updating to 10.8.3 i'm stucked in the grey boot screen.

Booting in verbose mode shows me

disk0s2 : media is not present


in single user mode if i launch fsck -yf it shows me:


Failed to issue COM RESET succesfully after 3 attempts. Failing..

disk0s2: no suck device


..

..

update/reload mount for / failed: Device not configured


The only way to make the system active is to boot with TARGET option and select the disk.then it boots properly..


any help how to fix that s°*T of update?

Thank you

OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.3)

Posted on Mar 16, 2013 2:20 AM

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Mar 22, 2013 1:41 AM in response to richard stephenson

I have EXACTLY the same set up as you , MBP mid 2009 I have a Scopio Black Drive . Downgraded EFI to 1.6. I installed installed OSX 10.8.3 three from app store and my MBP locked up each time/would not boot . I finally got it working again. I reinstalled Original ML 10.8.0 from a USB. Have not lost any files or settings. It works fine, just need to update to 10.8.2 I think I will leave 10.8.3 alone until they fix the problem or until we find a fix for it. If I find a solution I'll let you know.

Mar 23, 2013 6:58 AM in response to zubatac75

I have exactly the same problem.


I've a mid 2011 iMac with 12GB of RAM, and two hard drives, one Crucial M4 SSD and as secondary drive, the original 500GB hard drive.

Until the 10.8.3 update, the iMac worked really fine, but since this update, when I power off the iMac and a couple of hours later I power on, the gray screen with apple logo and the gray wheel appear.

Then, I use a 10.8.2 Time Machine backup and it back to work fine, so clearly it's a problem of the update.

The weirdest thing is that I know other users with the same configuration and they haven't this problem.

No BOOT after 10.8.3 UPDATE

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