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thirdstripe

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Nov 10, 2005
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I have a 250 gb Seagate attached on an NAS (NSLU2) to my iBook, but my internal harddrive is running out of space. My suspicion is that my Volumes folder is caching what should be saved on my 250 Seagate. Can I just delete this folder once I have moved files out of it that I want to keep? Any ideas? Anything? Thanks
 

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There's nothing stored in the Volumes folder. It's just where mounted volumes (disks, flash drives, disk image, etc) are shown.
 
Yeah I had the same problem. Aparently its caused when you are using Azureus with an external drive. It happens when you open Azureus and your external HD isnt mounted.

MacOSXHints have provided a solution.


If this isnt relevant, I apologise, but looking at your screen shot i think this is your problem :)
 
That was exactly my problem. I just made sure I copied the files from the cached version of the drive in the "Volumes" folder to the actual external drive. I then deleted the copies in the "Volumes" folder and and my internal harddrive cleared up the space that I was missing. Thanks for the help.
 
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