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My copy of Photoshop Elements for the Mac started behaving erratically when trying to open files or create new ones. This seems to have been due to file system problems on my hard disk as booting to single usermode and running fsck has fixed the problem.
Errors coming back from Photoshop were:
"Could not complete your request because of a program error"
for opening an existing file, and:
"Could not create a new document because of a program error"
for creating new files.
The Adobe tech document which references these errors:
http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/331627.html
Solution 4 advises that you boot into single user mode and run fsck -fy
Instructions for how to do this can be found on:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106214
The basic steps to resolve this were:
1. run Apple’s Disk Utility (found in Applications/Utilities/Disk Utility -if it comes back with errors that it cannot repair, go to step two. If no errors are found, the problem is probably something else, in which case, read the adobe tech doc above and try another solution.
2. boot the mac holding down the ‘apple’ and ‘s’ key.
3. once the kernel has booted into single user, and you have the command prompt, type:
/sbin/fsck -fy
– fsck will then check the file system, and hopefully repair the damage. If it still can’t repair the disk, try booting from the Mac OS X Install CD and running the disk utility from there.
Hope this helps anyone experiencing the same problem in future!
—
Marc L. de Bruijn
Errors coming back from Photoshop were:
"Could not complete your request because of a program error"
for opening an existing file, and:
"Could not create a new document because of a program error"
for creating new files.
The Adobe tech document which references these errors:
http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/331627.html
Solution 4 advises that you boot into single user mode and run fsck -fy
Instructions for how to do this can be found on:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106214
The basic steps to resolve this were:
1. run Apple’s Disk Utility (found in Applications/Utilities/Disk Utility -if it comes back with errors that it cannot repair, go to step two. If no errors are found, the problem is probably something else, in which case, read the adobe tech doc above and try another solution.
2. boot the mac holding down the ‘apple’ and ‘s’ key.
3. once the kernel has booted into single user, and you have the command prompt, type:
/sbin/fsck -fy
– fsck will then check the file system, and hopefully repair the damage. If it still can’t repair the disk, try booting from the Mac OS X Install CD and running the disk utility from there.
Hope this helps anyone experiencing the same problem in future!
—
Marc L. de Bruijn
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