Unmountable boot volume

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  1. Superfly
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    If format goes into la la land it's usually due to bad HDD - check the integrity as axe0 has suggested first.

    (BTW the correct chkdsk command is to place the drive letter after the command switches, not before... )
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  3. NavyLCDR
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    Yep. Sounds like the hard drive is toast.
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  4. rossi789
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    Well the SeaTools test hasn't moved in the 9 hours since I started it. Just states "Started Long Test 5/14/2016 23:06:37"

    Should I take this to mean I need a new hard drive?
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  6. axe0
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    Keep it running, it just takes time.
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  7. NavyLCDR
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    I would put a new hard drive in it. If you have to spend all this time trying to get the old one to work, I wouldn't trust it even if I did get it to work after a couple days of fiddling with it.
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  8. rossi789
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    Yeah I think that what I'm going to do.

    Thanks for your help, everyone.
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