wolfshades macrumors 6502 Original poster Nov 1, 2007 496 627 Toronto, Ontario Canada Sep 29, 2015 #1 I'm hopeful that the function exists somewhere. It used to reside in the Disk Utility but is now only (apparently) accessible via the terminal. Any ideas?
I'm hopeful that the function exists somewhere. It used to reside in the Disk Utility but is now only (apparently) accessible via the terminal. Any ideas?
simon lefisch macrumors 65816 Sep 29, 2014 1,006 253 Sep 29, 2015 #2 wolfshades said: I'm hopeful that the function exists somewhere. It used to reside in the Disk Utility but is now only (apparently) accessible via the terminal. Any ideas? Click to expand... CCleaner
wolfshades said: I'm hopeful that the function exists somewhere. It used to reside in the Disk Utility but is now only (apparently) accessible via the terminal. Any ideas? Click to expand... CCleaner
Mr. Retrofire macrumors 603 Mar 2, 2010 5,064 519 www.emiliana.cl/en Sep 29, 2015 #3 wolfshades said: Any ideas? Click to expand... Do you use the erase free space command for SSDs or HDDs (SSDs do not support this).
wolfshades said: Any ideas? Click to expand... Do you use the erase free space command for SSDs or HDDs (SSDs do not support this).
wolfshades macrumors 6502 Original poster Nov 1, 2007 496 627 Toronto, Ontario Canada Sep 30, 2015 #4 Mr. Retrofire said: Do you use the erase free space command for SSDs or HDDs (SSDs do not support this). Click to expand... I'm only using an HDD. And it's unencrypted. Do you see it on your system?
Mr. Retrofire said: Do you use the erase free space command for SSDs or HDDs (SSDs do not support this). Click to expand... I'm only using an HDD. And it's unencrypted. Do you see it on your system?