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milligan

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Jul 20, 2009
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I just ran the ap Check up on my macbook pro OSX 10.8.2

It says re the disk partitions

EFI system Partition 210MB..... 0% avail
Recovery HD 650mb 0% free

What does this mean and what should I do??

Thanks for any info
 
It says that everything is okay and as it should be and nothing needs to be done. What was the name of the application again, "ap Check"? Or did you just use Disk Utility.
 
ah sorry its called Checkup.... and goes orange to show alert. (red is worse!)
but it doesnt really give any info on the problem or solution.
 
ah sorry its called Checkup.... and goes orange to show alert. (red is worse!)
but it doesnt really give any info on the problem or solution.

Was blind.

Anyway, is it this app?

I did not see anything like you mentioned, if that is the correct app, maybe tell us where to find that info?

Anyway, such applications are not needed:
Articles explaining why Mac OS X does not need maintenance software like CCleaner, MacKeeper or CleanMyMac:

And if Disk Utility does not report a problem, then everything will probably be alright, the developers of CheckUp want your money anyway, since former Windows users are their prey.


Example for using Mac OS X' built in software to do what other applications cannot:
 
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