M mattmend Registered Oct 27, 2003 #1 Anyone know of a utility that runs under OS X that will tell me what is using all the space on a drive by file name or type? TIA - Matt
Anyone know of a utility that runs under OS X that will tell me what is using all the space on a drive by file name or type? TIA - Matt
ElDiabloConCaca U.S.D.A. Prime Oct 27, 2003 #2 You can use Apple's Find feature to find files by their size...
Arden Where mah "any" keys at? Oct 27, 2003 #3 Yeah, try searching for files over 100 MB and see what you can come up with. You'll probably have a lot of cache or scratch files that are eating up space. There are also utilities to delete these files, though I can't think of any currently.
Yeah, try searching for files over 100 MB and see what you can come up with. You'll probably have a lot of cache or scratch files that are eating up space. There are also utilities to delete these files, though I can't think of any currently.
Arden Where mah "any" keys at? Oct 27, 2003 #4 EDIT: Please delete this post, it was a duplicate of the one above due to the site slowing down quite a bit in Netscape.
EDIT: Please delete this post, it was a duplicate of the one above due to the site slowing down quite a bit in Netscape.
Zammy-Sam Desertchild Oct 28, 2003 #5 you can use widgets from konfabulator to observe special folders and tell the current size. Maybe this is also helpful?!?
you can use widgets from konfabulator to observe special folders and tell the current size. Maybe this is also helpful?!?
3mors HampCake Studios Oct 28, 2003 #7 Cat said: Omni DiskSweep or the Terminal: Code: du -a | sort -nr | head -20 Click to expand... use df -m command in terminal. EDIT- Sorry, I didn't read about space per file. I thought total space.
Cat said: Omni DiskSweep or the Terminal: Code: du -a | sort -nr | head -20 Click to expand... use df -m command in terminal. EDIT- Sorry, I didn't read about space per file. I thought total space.
