Hi everyone,
I need help quick. I came back from being out and there was a message that said I had zero space left on my internal PowerBook hard drive... I'm genuinely puzzled by this because I had at least 12 gigs left on it (it's an 80 gig drive).
What's more confusing is that after a shutdown and restart, minor cleanup, and verifying permissions I have 4.85 gigs free, which is not nearly enough to run at full speed. At least 8 gigs are unaccounted for.
So then I booted into Drive Genius and ran some scanning and verification and nothing seemed to be amiss with the hardware.
Does anybody have any ideas as to what's wrong and what I can do? I've run some basic maintenance with Onyx and nothing has changed.
Does something go horribly wrong when you only have a certain percentage of free space on a drive?
I'd appreciate your help...this thing feels like it's teetering on the edge of meltdown because it's running so slow.
Thanks,
Achates
I need help quick. I came back from being out and there was a message that said I had zero space left on my internal PowerBook hard drive... I'm genuinely puzzled by this because I had at least 12 gigs left on it (it's an 80 gig drive).
What's more confusing is that after a shutdown and restart, minor cleanup, and verifying permissions I have 4.85 gigs free, which is not nearly enough to run at full speed. At least 8 gigs are unaccounted for.
So then I booted into Drive Genius and ran some scanning and verification and nothing seemed to be amiss with the hardware.
Does anybody have any ideas as to what's wrong and what I can do? I've run some basic maintenance with Onyx and nothing has changed.
Does something go horribly wrong when you only have a certain percentage of free space on a drive?
I'd appreciate your help...this thing feels like it's teetering on the edge of meltdown because it's running so slow.
Thanks,
Achates