Tuttle wrote:

> The image is valid, not corrupted. It has been verified. However, while
> the image archive itself is valid, some files contained in it could be
> corrupted. If a system file (or any file) became corrupted during the disk
> failure, then the image would capture the current corrupted state of that
> file. That's what I think may have happened.

I didn't say the image is corrupted; I'm in complete agreement with you that
some files were corrupted and then you imaged them. Naturally the corrupted
files are in the image. Try the System File Checker and if that doesn't
work, a Repair Install. Other than that (coupled with the two suggestions I
already made) I don't have any other ideas for you.

Good luck,

Malke
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