APFS is Apple’s new file system, the default on solid state drives as of macOS High Sierra, and it’s got all sorts of clever tricks up its sleeve.

If you want to repartition your system drive, you’ll need to do this from within Recovery Mode, with one exception: APFS volumes. RELATED: APFS Explained: What You Need to Know About Apple's New File System If some developer is interested in getting some addictional details please tell me how to get those addictional details and i will be glad to provide help debugging the issue.Note: Many of these operations are destructive, so be sure you have backups first. Some works smoothly, which again deny ANY LINK with a supposed corrupted file system or insufficient disk space. The torrent does not exceed 40.7mb anyway AS A WHOLE, and I repeat, I have 173GB free space on the hard disk.Ĥ) Pressing START again, everytime the torrent stops with the red X, makes the download go on for a while, until the next stop, so you can still complete the download, some way.ĥ) This DOES NOT happens with ALL the torrents. I am downloading a small 40.7MB (0.04 gb) torrent and I have 173 GB free space!.ģ) The torrent triggering the bug, in my case at least, contains a 'folder' with multiple (3) files inside it. The amount of disk the software is trying to allocate has, very likely, NOTHING to do with the size of the files being downloaded. Fsck shows no errors anyway.Ģ) I insist the software is trying to allocate a HUGE amount of disk, you can hear the disk working madly everytime you press start over the bug-trigging torrent. Hard disk is few months old and never had any problem, it's unlikely that I would experience problems only with ONE software the first time I launch it, without ever experiencing any problem with all the other softwares I run daily for the past months.

18:10:53 KernelEventAgent tid 00000001 display_lowdisk_warning: warning for volume 'Macintosh HD' removedġ) Filesystem is perfectly healthy. 18:10:47 uTorrent Notification: BitTorrentError 18:10:47 uTorrent **** Posting Msg: BitTorrentError **** 18:10:43 KernelEventAgent tid 00000000 found 1 filesystem(s) with problem(s) 18:10:43 KernelEventAgent tid 00000001 display_lowdisk_warning: generating warning for volume 'Macintosh HD' 18:10:43 KernelEventAgent tid 00000000 type 'hfs', mounted on '/', from '/dev/disk0s2', low disk

18:10:43 KernelEventAgent tid 00000000 received VQ_LOWDISK event (4) 18:09:12 uTorrent Notification: BitTorrentError Here's some stuff from the console, in case it is useful: This is on an iMac with 75Gigs free on the internal boot volume (which the warning pertains to) and 13Gigs free on an external drive to which the data is being saved. For what is worth, I'm getting identical errors.

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