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I have two disks, one names, Macintosh HD and the other named, Current Disk (1014). I cannot remember how the second disk got on my Mac, but is it what is eating up all my storage? And is it okay if I delete it?
I could surely use the help and the extra storage.
Thank You,
npm9906
Below is an image of my storage space currently on my Macbook
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.6
Addition: I can only manage "Macintosh HD" storage and not "Current Disk (1014)". I hover my cursor over the striped section of storage and it shows "Other volumes in container", i am not sure what that means.
Again, Thank You,
npm9906
Quit the Monterey installer.
Launch the Terminal app and run the following command so we can see the layout of volumes on the internal drive (press the "Return" key at the end of the line to execute the command):
diskutil list internal
Macintosh HD and Current Disk (1014)