I have a brand new MacBook Pro with Mac OS 10.12.2. Every so often I get a "Disk almost full" error,. When I check I still have almost 400GB out of 500GB available. Anyone else having a similar problem?
Stevie
Stevie
sudo du -d 1 -x -c -g /
Run the command below in Terminal then post the results. This will show us all the base folders and their size in GB, including system and hidden folders.
Code:sudo du -d 1 -x -c -g /
Give it a minute or so to complete.
Just checking, but is it at all possible you have and external USB drive plugged in or (if it is 2015 or older) an SD card plugged in? Could they be full? Otherwise, kind of strange.
I think Weaselboy would want you to post the complete list of the results from that command, not just the last two lines....
I've run the command, Weaselboy, and the results are:
119 /
119 total
...
I think Weaselboy would want you to post the complete list of the results from that command, not just the last two lines.
What else was in the results list? It should show every folder's total size, including hidden folders.
Hi DeltaMac,
That was the total output from the command.
Cheers
Stevie
1 /.DocumentRevisions-V100
1 /.fseventsd
0 /.PKInstallSandboxManager
0 /.PKInstallSandboxManager-SystemSoftware
1 /.Spotlight-V100
0 /.vol
7 /Applications
1 /bin
0 /cores
1 /dev
1 /home
8 /Library
1 /net
0 /Network
4 /private
1 /sbin
9 /System
33 /Users
1 /usr
1 /Volumes
59 /
59 total
1 /.DocumentRevisions-V100
1 /.fseventsd
3 /.MobileBackups
0 /.PKInstallSandboxManager
0 /.PKInstallSandboxManager-SystemSoftware
1 /.Spotlight-V100
0 /.vol
25 /Applications
1 /bin
0 /cores
1 /dev
1 /home
29 /Library
1 /net
0 /Network
1 /opt
6 /private
1 /sbin
6 /System
80 /Users
2 /usr
1 /Volumes
149 /
149 total
So the listing backs up your original post, you're not really consuming that much space. Odd that you're getting this error.Ah, thanks, DeltaMac, that's exactly what happened. I've run the command (properly this time) and the results are:
Yep... nothing wrong there.So the listing backs up your original post, you're not really consuming that much space. Odd that you're getting this error.
Do you have any other drives attached to your computer? Does this occur with a specific app?
Same here. Here's my output from the command (DIsk has 633.77 GB free of 999.33 GB - No other attached drives)
1 /(null)
1 /.DocumentRevisions-V100
1 /.fseventsd
5 /.MobileBackups
0 /.PKInstallSandboxManager
0 /.PKInstallSandboxManager-SystemSoftware
2 /.Spotlight-V100
0 /.Trashes
0 /.vol
16 /Applications
1 /bin
0 /cores
1 /dev
1 /home
1 /IDriveLocal
6 /Library
1 /net
0 /Network
6 /private
1 /sbin
9 /System
321 /Users
1 /usr
1 /Volumes
363 /
363 total