D DJnaknik macrumors newbie Original poster Jul 28, 2012 #1 Hello, I did a clean install of ML yesteday om my new Macbook Air 2012/128gb/4 ram and I noticed that all was left from my 128 gb is 107 gb/ where did 21gb go??? all i downloaded was VLC and Chrome. Thank you.
Hello, I did a clean install of ML yesteday om my new Macbook Air 2012/128gb/4 ram and I noticed that all was left from my 128 gb is 107 gb/ where did 21gb go??? all i downloaded was VLC and Chrome. Thank you.
maflynn macrumors Broadwell Jul 28, 2012 #2 Download and use OmniDiskSweeper, it will provide a sorted list of files/folders to see where your space went
Download and use OmniDiskSweeper, it will provide a sorted list of files/folders to see where your space went
D DJnaknik macrumors newbie Original poster Jul 28, 2012 #3 i did... i did. and it says that 6GB is going for -Private->VAR->VM->Sleepimage. what does that mean? and how do i get it into the trash? Thank you. again.
i did... i did. and it says that 6GB is going for -Private->VAR->VM->Sleepimage. what does that mean? and how do i get it into the trash? Thank you. again.
U Ulf1103 macrumors 6502 Jul 28, 2012 #4 DJnaknik said: i did. and it says that 6GB is going for -Private->VAR->VM->Sleepimage. what does that mean? and how do i get it into the trash? Thank you. again. Click to expand... Do you by any chance have 6 GB of RAM? If so, my best guess is that that space is reserved for when you hibernate your mac. (The RAM has to be put somewhere.)
DJnaknik said: i did. and it says that 6GB is going for -Private->VAR->VM->Sleepimage. what does that mean? and how do i get it into the trash? Thank you. again. Click to expand... Do you by any chance have 6 GB of RAM? If so, my best guess is that that space is reserved for when you hibernate your mac. (The RAM has to be put somewhere.)
D DJnaknik macrumors newbie Original poster Jul 28, 2012 #5 I have 4 i think. the sleepimage file is actually 4.3GB and i also have swapfiles that weigh the rest. is that normal? I dont remember noticing that on Lion. thanks
I have 4 i think. the sleepimage file is actually 4.3GB and i also have swapfiles that weigh the rest. is that normal? I dont remember noticing that on Lion. thanks
Weaselboy Moderator Staff member Jul 28, 2012 #6 DJnaknik said: I have 4 i think. the sleepimage file is actually 4.3GB and i also have swapfiles that weigh the rest. is that normal? I dont remember noticing that on Lion. thanks Click to expand... It is normal and you always had it and just did not see it as it is a hidden file. Your problem lies elsewhere.
DJnaknik said: I have 4 i think. the sleepimage file is actually 4.3GB and i also have swapfiles that weigh the rest. is that normal? I dont remember noticing that on Lion. thanks Click to expand... It is normal and you always had it and just did not see it as it is a hidden file. Your problem lies elsewhere.
D DJnaknik macrumors newbie Original poster Jul 28, 2012 #7 Weaselboy said: It is normal and you always had it and just did not see it as it is a hidden file. Your problem lies elsewhere. Click to expand... Im happy to hear its Normal. Should I delete or leave it be? thanks again. Last edited: Jul 28, 2012
Weaselboy said: It is normal and you always had it and just did not see it as it is a hidden file. Your problem lies elsewhere. Click to expand... Im happy to hear its Normal. Should I delete or leave it be? thanks again.
R Runt888 macrumors 6502a Jul 28, 2012 #8 Maybe the recovery partition? I don't know how big it is, but you might want to check disk utility.
Weaselboy Moderator Staff member Jul 28, 2012 #9 DJnaknik said: Im happy to hear its Normal. Should I delete or leave it be? thanks again. Click to expand... Leave it be.
DJnaknik said: Im happy to hear its Normal. Should I delete or leave it be? thanks again. Click to expand... Leave it be.