S shompa macrumors 6502 Original poster Jul 4, 2011 #1 On 10.6 I could see how much disk space where left within Finder. Can you see it in 10.7 finder? Now I have to start resource monitor to see how much disk space I have left.
On 10.6 I could see how much disk space where left within Finder. Can you see it in 10.7 finder? Now I have to start resource monitor to see how much disk space I have left.
C CyBeRino macrumors 6502a Jul 4, 2011 #2 shompa said: On 10.6 I could see how much disk space where left within Finder. Can you see it in 10.7 finder? Now I have to start resource monitor to see how much disk space I have left. Click to expand... It's right where it has been since at least Mac OS System 6.
shompa said: On 10.6 I could see how much disk space where left within Finder. Can you see it in 10.7 finder? Now I have to start resource monitor to see how much disk space I have left. Click to expand... It's right where it has been since at least Mac OS System 6.
Patrick J macrumors 65816 Jul 4, 2011 #3 CyBeRino said: It's right where it has been since at least Mac OS System 6. Click to expand... Soooo helpful. View>Show Status Bar.
CyBeRino said: It's right where it has been since at least Mac OS System 6. Click to expand... Soooo helpful. View>Show Status Bar.
A aristobrat macrumors G5 Jul 4, 2011 #4 CyBeRino said: It's right where it has been since at least Mac OS System 6. Click to expand... How are you viewing it? I'm imaging the OP was right-clicking on Macintosh HD and doing Get Info, but Finder in Lion doesn't show Macintosh HD easily anymore.
CyBeRino said: It's right where it has been since at least Mac OS System 6. Click to expand... How are you viewing it? I'm imaging the OP was right-clicking on Macintosh HD and doing Get Info, but Finder in Lion doesn't show Macintosh HD easily anymore.
C CyBeRino macrumors 6502a Jul 4, 2011 #5 Patrick J said: Soooo helpful. View>Show Status Bar. Click to expand... That's what I meant, but I completely forgot that the status bar is turned off by default now.
Patrick J said: Soooo helpful. View>Show Status Bar. Click to expand... That's what I meant, but I completely forgot that the status bar is turned off by default now.
T TheFlamingHips macrumors newbie Jul 7, 2011 #6 thanks! simple! THANK YOU for that! I knew it was something so simple! Patrick J said: Soooo helpful. View>Show Status Bar. Click to expand...
thanks! simple! THANK YOU for that! I knew it was something so simple! Patrick J said: Soooo helpful. View>Show Status Bar. Click to expand...
rorschach macrumors 68020 Jul 7, 2011 #7 aristobrat said: How are you viewing it? I'm imaging the OP was right-clicking on Macintosh HD and doing Get Info, but Finder in Lion doesn't show Macintosh HD easily anymore. Click to expand... Huh? The Macintosh HD icon is sitting right on my Desktop. 😕
aristobrat said: How are you viewing it? I'm imaging the OP was right-clicking on Macintosh HD and doing Get Info, but Finder in Lion doesn't show Macintosh HD easily anymore. Click to expand... Huh? The Macintosh HD icon is sitting right on my Desktop. 😕
A aristobrat macrumors G5 Jul 7, 2011 #8 rorschach said: Huh? The Macintosh HD icon is sitting right on my Desktop. 😕 Click to expand... Hmm, did you do a clean install? It doesn't show (by default) on my desktop, but I see where I can enable that.
rorschach said: Huh? The Macintosh HD icon is sitting right on my Desktop. 😕 Click to expand... Hmm, did you do a clean install? It doesn't show (by default) on my desktop, but I see where I can enable that.
U uranus535 macrumors newbie Jul 20, 2011 #9 Change Finder Setting Finder>Preference ... Check 'Hard Disk' under show these items on Desktop. Then if you want them to show up in finder, just drag that disk image from desktop to finder side bar.
Change Finder Setting Finder>Preference ... Check 'Hard Disk' under show these items on Desktop. Then if you want them to show up in finder, just drag that disk image from desktop to finder side bar.
S shompa macrumors 6502 Original poster Jul 20, 2011 #10 Patrick J said: Soooo helpful. View>Show Status Bar. Click to expand... Thanks *happy*
R rjbruce macrumors regular Jul 22, 2011 #11 If you only want it in the Finder sidebar you can go to Finder > preferences, sidebar, check hard disks near the bottom.
If you only want it in the Finder sidebar you can go to Finder > preferences, sidebar, check hard disks near the bottom.