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ebios_read_error Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Alun Joined: Oct 12, 2013 Messages: 1 Mobo: HP CPU: i7 Graphics: nVidia Oct 19, 2013 at 10:37 AM #1 Alun Joined: Oct 12, 2013 Messages: 1 Mobo: HP CPU: i7 Graphics: nVidia Hi Guys, I bios disk read error at sector 00000011 am sure you can help me with this. This is my first attempt at using Virtualbox chkdsk to run OSX on a PC. Using iBoot (all varieties) I receive thre following error message when reading the Snow Leopard DVD: EBIOS read error: Error 0x0c Block 0x18a96a Sectors 0 And the system does not start. My system is: Snow Leopard 10.6.3 HP Envy Core i7-4700MQ, 8Gb RAM, Win8 64 bit, Virtualbox 4.2.18 Any suggestions? aaronpatty Joined: Nov 8, 2013 Messages: 2 Nov 8, 2013 at 5:20 AM #2 aaronpatty Joined: Nov 8, 2013 Messages: 2 I'm having the same exact issue. Anyone have any clue what to do? Thanks! cccip Joined: Oct 11, 2011 Messages: 103 Mobo: Gigabyte GA-Z87MX-D3H CPU: i7 4770 Graphics: nVidia GTX 980, 4K Dell UP2414Q Mac: , Mobile Phone: Nov 9, 2013 at 6:08 AM #3 cccip Joined: Oct 11, 2011 Messages: 103 Mobo: Gigabyte GA-Z87MX-D3H CPU: i7 4770 Graphics: nVidia GTX 980, 4K Dell UP2414Q Mac: , Mobile Phone: Had it on Z87 desktop motherboard and internal card reader. Had to go BIOS and change the media type for missing cards to CD-ROM, issue resolved. aaronpatty Joined: Nov 8, 2013 Messages: 2 Nov 17, 2013 at 3:42 AM #4 aaronpatty Joined: Nov 8, 2013 Messages: 2 After much digging around in various forums I finally figured out the following process to make it work: Before launching the iBoot-Ivy-Bridge.iso you need to go to the settings, click on storage, then choose the disk drive and make sure the "Passthrough" option is checked. Then switch it back to the iBoot-Ivy-Bridge.iso and start the VM. Follow the standard directions and immediately after hitting F5, hit F8 to launch the boot chooser. This allows the drive to read properly and launch the installer for the OS. Note that I'm using an Apple approved OSx 10.6.3 disk. I've done this four or five times now, and it seems to work great. KevRulez likes this. chmod Joined: Apr 29, 2012 Messages: 39 Mobo: HP ProBook 4540s CPU: Intel i5-3230M Graphics: Intel HD 4000 (onboard), AMD Radeon HD 7650M Nov 26, 2013 at 9:30 AM #5 chmod Joined: Apr 29, 2012 Messages: 39 Mobo: HP ProBook 4540s CPU: Intel i5-3230M Graphics: Intel HD 4000 (onboard), AMD Radeon HD 7650M cccip said: ↑ Had it on Z87 desktop motherboard and internal card reader. Had to go BIO
alternative to fix Hard Drive Bad Sectors RECOMMENDED: Click here to fix Windows errors and improve system performance I often used to help people in forums, where they mentioned that their hard drive had crashed and that they had lost all their data, just because they did not check the health of their hard drive - and nor did they have any backups. We often run Disk Cleanup, but seldom run Hard Drive scans to make sure that our hard drive is in good health. It is imperative that you keep a watch on your Hard https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/ebios-read-error-error-0x0c-block-0x18a96a-sectors-0.112092/ Disk health. Chkdsk alternative In this article I’ll talk about a Chkdsk alternative freeware Windows Surface Scanner, like Macrorit Disk Scanner, which will scan for bad sectors and generate a report for you. This program will not correct the bad sector, but it just finds them for you. Once you download it run the setup to install. When you open the application http://www.thewindowsclub.com/scan-fix-hard-drive-disk-bad-sectors you’ll get the end users agreement. Accept it. Then it will take you to the main interface First you will have to mount your Hard drive. Click on Mount to start the process Once this is done, click on “Scan” to start scanning the hard drive. What do these Headers mean: Advertisement ^ Block: This is the block number at which the read error occurred. Error: This is standard error message that returns during scan Relationship: This column will explain in simple terms where the unreadable block lies in relationship to any found file systems on the drive. You can download Windows Surface Scanner from here. Fix Hard Drive Bad Sectors Ok, you found a Bad sector - so what next? Well the first thing that you could do, is start backing up your data because there a good chance your hard drive might fail soon. If your hard is still under warranty then RMA it. If not then next thing is find a way to fix these bad sectors. There are a couple of programs out there which claims to repair bad sector. Each Hard drive manufactures has the
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