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My drive is 1 TB, i try to install windows and the installation fail.
I remove partitions manually from Disk Utility and now I lost 100 GB, that was the size of the partition I was creating for Windows 10.
iMac 27" 5K, macOS 10.14
I follow this steps last night in the end:
1.- Create a Time Machine backup.
2.- Restart in recovery mode.
3.- Erase disk.
4.- Create TMP partition in order to recover lost disk space.
5.- Erase disk again, now with 1 TB :-)
6.- Reinstall MacOs.
7.- Install Windows from Bootcamp, took 15 minutes.
8.- Migrate backup from Time Machine.
9.- Done, everything works now.
Thanks for the help.
I follow this steps last night in the end:
1.- Create a Time Machine backup.
2.- Restart in recovery mode.
3.- Erase disk.
4.- Create TMP partition in order to recover lost disk space.
5.- Erase disk again, now with 1 TB :-)
6.- Reinstall MacOs.
7.- Install Windows from Bootcamp, took 15 minutes.
8.- Migrate backup from Time Machine.
9.- Done, everything works now.
Thanks for the help.
andreslee wrote:
My drive is 1 TB, i try to install windows and the installation fail.
Did it fail during partitioning?
I remove partitions manually from Disk Utility and now I lost 100 GB, that was the size of the partition I was creating for Windows 10.
Removing BCA-created partitions via DU is not supported. BCA should be allowed to cleanup.
Run
diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk2 0g
and post the output.
Post the output of
diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk0s2 limits
diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk1s2 limits
Here is an example for a single-disk APFS Container.
diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk0s2 limits
Resize limits for APFS Physical Store partition disk0s2:
Current Physical Store partition size on map: 1.0 TB (1000240963584 Bytes)
Minimum (constrained by file/snapshot usage): 374.9 GB (374937223168 Bytes)
Recommended minimum (if used with macOS): 385.7 GB (385674641408 Bytes)
Maximum (constrained by partition map space): 1.0 TB (1000240963584 Bytes)
I was installing Windows 10 and in the partition section got freeze 8 hours, then I decide to close BootCamp.
I just did what you post, here is the output:
Here it is:
diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk0s2 limits OUTPUT:
diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk1s2 limits OUTPUT:
OUTPUT:
OUTPUT:
Post the output of
diskutil apfs list
Any idea? Thanks for help!
We should check for APFS corruption. Post the output of
sudo fsck_apfs -n -l /dev/rdisk2
This looks clean. The snapshots are not the culprit.
As a test, run
diskutil apfs resizeContainer disk2 995g
This may return an error.
Looks like a bug in APFS. Do you have a Time Machine backup of your macOS installation on an external disk. If not, can you create one now?
Excellent!
Lost disk space after deleting bootcamp partitions
