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SDAVE

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Anyone know why?
 

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Evren Carven

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Dec 16, 2014
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The 'EFI' and 'Recovery HD' are system partitions. You'd better not do any thing operation to these partitions. For your question, do you mean why there are two 'Macintosh HD' partitions? If so, you may check your partition structure with Disk Utility.
 

Weaselboy

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Jan 23, 2005
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When you have either FileVault or core storage enabled you see those two Macintosh HD partitions at the top, and that is normal. But I don't know what is up with that third, greyed out Macintosh HD you have selected.

Run the two commands below in Terminal one after the other and tell us the output so we can take a look.

Code:
diskutil list

diskutil cs list
 

NoBoMac

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Jul 1, 2014
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Looks normal. Top "Mac HD" is the physical drive. Second one is the "mounted" Core Storage volume, third is the on-disk version. I see that on my SSD that has FileVault enabled: the third "Mac HD" is the actual encrypted storage, while the second entry is the decrypted and mounted volume.
 

e93to

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Jan 23, 2015
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Have you restarted your computer yet by any chance? I had similar experience after installing El Cap partition. After restarting the computer, the it all went back to normal
 
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