Is /private/var/db/dyld/dyld_shared_cache_x86_64h safe to remove?
Title says it all.
It takes up 1.4GB, and as someone who is perpetually out of storage space, I want to remove this.
MacBook Pro 13", 10.14
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Title says it all.
It takes up 1.4GB, and as someone who is perpetually out of storage space, I want to remove this.
MacBook Pro 13", 10.14
I have about the same file size 1.3GB
last updated Jan 24
I would not remove it, it is used to cache info.
If you want to clean some space safely, use
Apple > About this Mac > Storage > Manage
Another simple method is to use Finder sorted by Last Opened date.
There you will find files that has not been Opened by you for very long time, move the out
I have about the same file size 1.3GB
last updated Jan 24
I would not remove it, it is used to cache info.
If you want to clean some space safely, use
Apple > About this Mac > Storage > Manage
Another simple method is to use Finder sorted by Last Opened date.
There you will find files that has not been Opened by you for very long time, move the out
No it's not safe to remove, and is expected to be present when launching applications. Its directory should not be touched.
To increase available storage space read How to free up storage space on your Mac - Apple Support.
A "Safe Boot" deletes all cache files that can safely be deleted.
Thanks for all your help! The solutions are helping and I have ample storage space now.
Is /private/var/db/dyld/dyld_shared_cache_x86_64h safe to remove?