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wilbertchua

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Mar 17, 2011
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Hi,

My Mac won't boot, I only get message saying the the startup disk is full, after clicking OK, all I get is a blank blue screen without any icons or anything that can let me clean my hard drive.

Is there anyway to get in to the system like a DOS prompt in windows?

Thanks,
Wilbert
 
Yes, you can boot into Single-User Mode and get to a command prompt that way. As for finding the cause of your full disk with no GUI... good luck!
 
Mac OS or application bug?

It is too coincidental that I woke up this morning to find the same error. I guess it is time to visit the Mac store, but I would lean more toward a bug. I have an external TB that I keep all files on. The local hard drive usually hangs around 32g. Now all 249G are full.
 
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