The terminal output reads the following: $ diskutil listģ: Apple_Boot Recovery HD 650.0 MB disk0s3ĬoreStorage logical volume groups (1 found) I really need more space on my ubuntu partition, so what am I to do? In Maverick, partitioning with the Disk Utility used to be a dream, but now everything is locked and no button can be clicked anymore. (Macintosh HD (91.4 gb) + disk0s4 (29.1 gb) is more than the selected disk's (also) 91.4 gb). iPartition for some reason spits out the unexplainable 85 gb as a current size and Macintosh's pride GUI the Disk Utility also is a bit out in the blue when it comes to what is actually on the total hard drive and how this is partitioned:Īlso, adding the values of the independent disks doesn't total the space on the top disk.
The question however is how in the world can we do this properly? The terminal diskutil gives me a very reasonable overview of the size of the complete HD and the partitions. I assume this will cause some damage to my Mac HD but I'm completely fine with that. I would like more space on my Ubuntu partition and need to therefore reduce the size of the Mac partition. I have a dual boot Macbook Air with Yosemite and Ubuntu.
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