Shutdown while startup, disk full error on verbose

i have a mac book pro when starting , the gray screen appears, later the apple and 10 seconds later aprox, turn off

i try verbose mode and after turn off i can see a message “Disk full error"


Operating system: OSX 10.9

322MB FREE OF 300GB .. (my girlfriend is a graphic designer and does not pay any attention to alerts ..)

I prove, smc reset, 2 chime sound test, safe mode (turn off too).

performing tests were:



1. Launch the recovery console ( from bootable usb osx mavericks) ,

a. i probe unmount the volume Macintosh HD, not possible, because, its in use.
b. verify disk ( Macintosh HD) , "the disk needs to be repair"
c. repair disk ( Macintosh HD) , Keys out of order , ... Utility cant repair disk , and restore your backed -up files
d. Check disk (320gb toshiba ..) , the partition map need to be repaired , because ... Problem with the EFI system partitions
e. repair disk (320gb toshiba ..) , but ... when repair , try with Recovery HD, and works fine (not Macintosh HD)


After that, the disc automatically unmounts and its not possible mount again (from terminal said "mount: /dev/disk0s2: unknow special file of file system")



2 . Probe I start with a recovery console (local disk)

same results (on repair 320gb toshiba.. the first time i run it, said "can’t perform live”, after that, same result like point 1



3. restart, with recovery console (local disk)

a. launch terminal and try to delete manually , go to /dev/disk0s2 (/Volumes/Macintosh HD) and can browse the disk (ex /Users/xxxx/Desktop), but when tried rm, appears “Read-Only File System

4. Remove the HD from mac and put it on case, when i connect it via USB to another mac book pro, the OS, saids “can’t recognize the disk, initialize, ignore, eject)





it is possible unmount the volume and remount like read-write from recovery console?
is it possible to access the data in read-write mode for any way to delete some huge files?


its the only solution mount and external disk and make and tedious scp from Terminal???, if its possible






regards, sorry for my bad English

Dario

 

thanks for the update.

right now, im make some free space on external disk to try to copy from terminal.

in a few hours I will have updates


regards
Dario

 

finally, i made a backup from User profile folder.
After that runs Disk Warrior and this AWESOME application fix some errors, related with:

- bad sector allocation
- files with repaired flag
- incorrect size
- incorrect values with Volume Information



later restart the mac, and works fine (with 120mb free), just delete some GB, and work fine again.

thanks, for the reply

Dario