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Problem "Your disk could not be partitioned.
An error occurred while paritioning the disk. Please run Disk utility to check and fix the error ". I did everything through the utility, it didn’t work. Then through the recovery mode, but it still didn’t work. And this article did not help.
MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.14
You have APFS corruption (the 'warning' line).
This is what I expected. On a 2017 Mac, we can try to repair this in Single-User Mode, but you will need to post photos of the screen, since there is no other way to capture the screen. Boot and hold Command+S, which will show you a black-and-white console window. At the '#' prompt, run
fsck_apfs -s -o -y /dev/rdisk2
There is a space between each 'word'. It would be typed in as
fsck_apfs<space>-s<space>-o<space>-y<space>/dev/rdisk2
You have APFS corruption (the 'warning' line).
This is what I expected. On a 2017 Mac, we can try to repair this in Single-User Mode, but you will need to post photos of the screen, since there is no other way to capture the screen. Boot and hold Command+S, which will show you a black-and-white console window. At the '#' prompt, run
fsck_apfs -s -o -y /dev/rdisk2
There is a space between each 'word'. It would be typed in as
fsck_apfs<space>-s<space>-o<space>-y<space>/dev/rdisk2
I have the same problem.. help. iMac 2017.. fusion disk 1TB .. MacOS Catalina.. BootCamp 6.1.0
Post the output of
diskutil list
What is the conclusion?
frantisek33 wrote:
I have the same problem.. help. iMac 2017.. fusion disk 1TB .. MacOS Catalina.. BootCamp 6.1.0
Can you start a new discussion to avoid confusion with OP?
RinadYusupov wrote:
What is the conclusion?
Can you post the output of
diskutil list
before we go further?
OK
Post the output of
sudo fsck_apfs -n -l /dev/rdisk1
Command not found
fsck_apfs: command not found
Oops, I entered the wrong command. Now when I entered, another error appears: "error: unable to acces/dev/rdisk2: No such file or directory"
I substituted 2 for 1 and everything worked out. Thank you very much help!
Excellent!
Your disk could not be partitioned.
