BootCamp partitioning issues
having problems in Terminal reverting my empty space back into my MacHD from Bootcamp. Any suggestions?
MacBook Pro with Retina display
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Do you have the ability to backup, erase the internal drive and restore from backup?
I do not have my time machine accessible at the moment and I don't have a complete backup so I was trying to avoid that at all costs.
Try the same command but use 0g instead of 499g.
I see that "bootcamp" is showing up as disk4. Could that be the missing partition that I was referring too?
Can you run BCA and try to Restore the disk to a single visible partition?
Where do I go from the start menu to try and do that?
Can you post the output of diskutil list ?
disk4 is a disk image, not a physical disk. Did you test with 0g?
So what does that mean exactly? I still don't know how to get this 101GB back that I lost and so I can try partitioning again:(
Test the resizeVolume with 0g.
Like this? I am still getting the same error as before
1. Disable FileVault.
2. Revert the CS volume to JHFS+ using diskutil cs revert .
3. Resize Macintosh HD using Disk Utility.
4. Use BCA to partition.
Okay I turned off FileVault, I entered "diskutil cs revert" and this came up
BootCamp partitioning issues