Try booting in to your recovery console and see if there is a partition that
needs to be removed. Like an extra partition that you might have done, or a
boot camp partition you no longer use.
Take care.
On Feb 9, 2015, at 4:19 PM, matthew dyer ilovecountrymusic...@outlook.com
wrote:
Hi all.
Some time ago I had to reinstall the os on my 27 inch iMac which is now
running yosemity. My iMac has a 1 TB hard drive. How ever, I see that my
macintosh HD has a copasity of about 265 GB of space. Come to think of it I
remember it being larger than this before I reformated. I selected
macintosh HD to be the drive to be reached. I am wondering if something
happened when installing the os which at the time was mavericks I have
since upgraded. Is there a way I can resize the partition on the drive? I
am low on space.
BTW. When looking at the main part of the drive not the macintosh HD, but
the main drive itself it show that it is infact 1 TB. Would someone be so
kind as to tell me why I only have 265 GB on the macintosh HD. Thanks.
Matthew
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