My Reply follows quote. On 07/02/2004 03:10 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >Dear Powerbook Geniuses, > >I've been working on my 1400cs to solve a really lousy battery-life problem >(10 minutes to hard shutdown) and my latest effort was to reset the PRAM. >After doing so I noticed that the HD space available indication showed about >110MB less on my 750MB HD than it was showing before the PRAM reset. > >I checked every folder in the HD and on the desktop for their sizes and the >total I arrive at differs from what the 1400 is telling me by about 110MB. I >did another PRAM reset and found no difference - still 110MB short of my >calculations. I did a desktop rebuild - still no change. Where did those >precious 110MBs go? > >I remember something similar happening on my old LCIII but I can't remember >how I fixed it. Anybody confront this problem before - and SOLVE it? > >Thanks for carrying all of us on your collective shoulders! > >-Bill Damkoehler ------------ My guess would be that Virtual Memory is now activated, eating up a bunch of disk space.
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