Anders,
Did you ever put the home folder back on the internal drive? Can't
helo but think that could resolve some things.
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On 2/28/2019 11:48 AM, Anders Holmberg wrote:
Hi!
There must be something odd with my Macintosh HD partition.
First time i ran disk inventory x it displayed all folders and such but i
didn’t take note of that so i ran it today again but now the scrolarea is empty.
I have done firstaid on the macintosh hd and also the container contining the
macintosh hd.
When i do this i get Overallocation detected on main device and then a bunch
of numbers.
This warning appears twice after eachother.
What i have done is to do some google searches on this space gone thing.
What i’ve found so far is that i could try run fsck -fy which i have done in
recovery mode but when i do this the mac base system seems to be ok.
But i don’t believe that.
There is something wrong with this harddrive.
SO i am planning to reformat and do a clean install.
What i would like to know is if i should reformat the apple ssd partition
containing the macintosh hd partition or if i only should reformat the
macintosh hd partition itself?
/A
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