Hello,
i can't see a post with this as content so apologies if i'm repeating something that's already been posted...
I normally erase free disk space once or twice a year or so trying to keep my 2007 MBP, Santa Rosa, as fresh as i can. Since upgrading to Yosemite every time i try to EFDS it creates temp file, then goes through erasing the free disk space and at 99.9% through the process says something along the lines of:
Erasing free disk space failed, cannot create temporary file.
Anybody else getting this? any suggestions on what to do?
4MB RAM
about 40GB free on hard drive, roughly a third
no other apps running
happens on single, triple and seven times options.
liddle bit frustrating
i can't see a post with this as content so apologies if i'm repeating something that's already been posted...
I normally erase free disk space once or twice a year or so trying to keep my 2007 MBP, Santa Rosa, as fresh as i can. Since upgrading to Yosemite every time i try to EFDS it creates temp file, then goes through erasing the free disk space and at 99.9% through the process says something along the lines of:
Erasing free disk space failed, cannot create temporary file.
Anybody else getting this? any suggestions on what to do?
4MB RAM
about 40GB free on hard drive, roughly a third
no other apps running
happens on single, triple and seven times options.
liddle bit frustrating
