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I have two MacBook pro. One is early 2011 and one is 2014 new.

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I bought the new MacBook to replace the 2011 one due to the spinning wheel issue. I have the newest operating systems in both computers. The problem began when programs started to freeze. I closed an application. I couldn't reopen it.

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Then when I attached a file to Outlook that program froze. I would reboot to get the programs to work.

Eventually the computer wouldn't reboot. I transferred my old files from my old MacBook to the new MacBook through the migration program. Now both MacBooks have the same spinning wheel problem. I performed the safe mode start holding shift and 25% along the progress bar the bar disappears and the same spinning wheel problem persist.

I performed the /sbin/fsck -fy twice because it said it modified the system the first time and waited over an hour. Same spinning wheel problem persist. I performed the option, command, p, r but same spinning wheel problem persist. I performed the Shift-Command-V during start up and all I see that appears out of the ordinary to me is BootCacheControl: Unable to open /var/db/BootCache.plylist: 2 No such file or directory I don't know what to try next. You have a mugged up OS.

Repeated crashing will screw up the MBD. This is a software, not a hardware problem. We don't do a lot with/for software issues.

What I can tell you is a solution is to backup the important data. By putting your messed up drives in an external case, or Target booting the machines so you can access them from a working Mac. Then wipe the drive completely and reinstall the OS from the R disk volume, do all the updates. Verify the machines are booting/working normally.

Then carefully transfer back only the data, you don't want to bring over corrupted fonts, extensions or prefrences. Machead3 thanks so much for your helpful and spot-on answer: i did indeed have this scrolling ms dos-type text, i should have mentioned this in my OP. After the initial page of output/text and a minute or so of the screen then doing nothing, i did a few ' enter' keystrokes and a couple of backspaces before powering down - clearly a major rookie error.

I now can't get back to that screen to follow your tecommendations. So, sounds like I've really stuffed things. What's the next step - take it to a service centre to see if they can help? I'm living, however, in a non-English speaking country where I would have - perhaps unjustifiable - security concerns about this. (it's not China). Addressing you, machead3, I've got a similar problem; a 2009 MacBook Pro that won't boot up, even in safe mode - kernel panic stuff.

I accessed it in target mode from another MacBook Pro and ran Disk Utility to repair the disk and permissions. That didn't solve things and I found this thread and followed your good advice here in full ('file system modified' - ran fsck again, 'disk appears okay' - but didn't get that dark elliptical progress bar; left it for an hour anyway), but that hasn't solved things either - I'm still getting kernel panic when attempting a safe boot and just the grey screen and apple logo if I try a normal boot. I'm now going to leave it 'on' and unplugged overnight to drain the power. Have you any further advice? If so, thanks. I don't have high hopes of encountering an actual genius there at the store, but I've booked myself a slot.

Those jolly Apple Store employees in their nice blue tee shirts. My main concern is my iPhoto Library; more specifically my recent additions. My last TimeMachine backup was in June, since when I've uploaded all my photos and movies from my camera and iPhone, recklessly deleting them from those sources. In target mode I tried dragging my iPhoto library across to my wife's laptop, but that copied library, on my wife's desktop, has an icon of a circle with an angled bar across it and throws up a dialog box indicating it's corrupted and not usable if I try to open it. It's a depressing tale and a common one, but I'll post it as a new question here.

Many thanks to you for your advice.