update boot support partitions for the Volume as required

This whole thread is not about Windows; or Boot Camp.

Snow Leopard

Apple Support Snow Leopard

Invest in one of the top #3 disk repair and maintenance programs; keep bootable clones for backups; and a simple erase and clean install and Setup Assistant.

If you were smart enough to have a backup from after doing an install and any updates, great, might want to keep one small 30GB Mac OS volume for emergency maintenance.

An erase and restore every six months isn't a bad iidea, and by doing so from 10.6.7+ Mac boot drive, not your older DVD that insures you use the latest disk utility and the partition structure is the latest. that matters too.

Do you have any documentation for this explanation, please? I'm not questioning your accuracy, but I would like to see the origin and it would be more convincing if it originated with Apple?

Please do not construe this as a personal attack because it's not. It's merely an attempt to discover supporting evidence for the event.

Thanks,

P.

I get this message on my Seagate hard drive.
I can not access old files on it.
I can only access the newest files.

This is true on two of my Mac computers.
The old files still seem to be there though because they're taking up disk space.

How do I view them?

thanks your answer was helpful to me..WArren