grandperspective miscelaneous used space

#Grandperspective miscelaneous used space code
#Grandperspective miscelaneous used space free
#Grandperspective miscelaneous used space windows

private/var/folders/8n/91kyfm9d5vb2s6ft_l4wrt480000gn/0/: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/folders/8n/91kyfm9d5vb2s6ft_l4wrt480000gn/0/dmd: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/folders/8n/91kyfm9d5vb2s6ft_l4wrt480000gn/0//SafariFamily: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/folders/8n/91kyfm9d5vb2s6ft_l4wrt480000gn/0//ClassKit: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/folders/8n/91kyfm9d5vb2s6ft_l4wrt480000gn/0//Store: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/folders/8n/91kyfm9d5vb2s6ft_l4wrt480000gn/0/SafariFamily: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/folders/9j/k6l8ydqx1m9_wbl3ygzxxsd40000gl/0/: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/db/ConfigurationProfiles/Store: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/db/CoreDuet/Knowledge: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/db/searchparty: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/db/MobileIdentityService: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/db/DifferentialPrivacy: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/db/lockdown: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/db/oah: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/db/installcoordinationd: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/db/fpsd/dvp: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/db/appinstalld: Operation not permittedĭu. private/var/networkd/db: Operation not permittedĭu. Library/Caches/: Operation not permittedĭu. ➜ /System/Volumes/Data $ sudo du -chd 1 | sort -hĭu. Map auto_home 0Bi 0Bi 0Bi 100% 0 0 100% /System/Volumes/Data/home I've also tried GrandPerspective, which told me there is 182 Gi miscellaneous used space, which seems to be consistent with the 180 Gi off.but where are those files that occupy space?įilesystem Size Used Avail Capacity iused ifree %iused Mounted on Why does macOS take into account the storage used in BootCamp? If not, where is the 178 Gi off from? What's happening here? Where does the 37 Gi come from? In those 'Operation not permitted' files? If I mount on the BootCamp partition, there is just 143 Gi more data under /System/Volumes/Data/Volumes, which makes /System/Volumes/Data 541 Gi in total, closer to 578 Gi but still 37 Gi off. The result described above is without mounting the BootCamp partition.

#Grandperspective miscelaneous used space code

Using the command du -chd 1 only gives merely ~398 Gi (180 Gi off) - see the code block below. However, the content inside /System/Volumes/Data doesn't add up to 578 Gi. 'System Information' says I only have ~156G left (= 143Gi) left in macOS, which is consistent with the command df -h as shown below.

#Grandperspective miscelaneous used space windows

I have a macOS Big Sur under APFS (~736 Gi with 578 Gi used) and also a BootCamp Windows (~189 Gi with ~143 Gi used) alongside.

#Grandperspective miscelaneous used space free

So the long and sort of it is that running 'Erase Free Space' via Disk Utility.app freed up that free space.I'm confused by the storage stats. Then it reported 'running out of room on boot drive!' then it failed with a 'cannot create temp file' error, but after I quit Disk Utility.app the finder reported 963GB free space, as did Disk Utility.app as did GrandPerspectives. Then it jumped to larger 'misc used' and smaller 'free'. While that was running, GrandPerspective reported smaller 'Miscellaneous used space' and the Finder reported around 700 GB of free space (up from just a few hundred). I ran Disk Utililty.app to 'Erase Free Space' and it churned away creating temporary files to write to the 'unused space'. After deleting a user account of about 800GB on a new Max OS X 10.10.5 Yosemite system with a 1TB SSD, I was left with only 400GB of free space instead of the expected 900GB.Ī whole disk scan of the system by GrandPerspective reported that the scanned files (all of '/' ) were only about 35 GB in size, and that 'Miscellaneous used space' was a few hundred GB, which should have been deleted/freed when I killed off the unwanted user account.