The 342 number is either how much free space there is or how much is used. I think it's a new problem since I've been trying to work on this. If you look the drive is 1 TB in total and the partition does take up a little over half the drive (the pie chart is accurate but the number is not). The weird thing is that this is reporting that the first partition is only 342 GB. They were just backups in case the transfer to the new drive didn't work (I could delete them if I needed to.) Then a time machine partition, then two bootcamp partitions… (long story on why there's two but I don't use either. The first section is just a general OS X file storage section. I downloaded wxHe圎ditor and can use it if need be. I was looking into some solutions and found this guide but I not sure if that tutorial is applicable to my situation.
The weird thing is that the other partitions on the drive don't have any problems. Updating boot support partitions for the volume as required. The volume could not be verified completely. Log results when I run Repair on the troubled partition: Repairing file system. Problems were found with the partition map which might prevent booting Volume Time Machine on disk1s4 has 1,048,576 bytes of trailing loader space and it needs 134,217,728 bytes Log results when I run Repair on drive: Checking prerequisitesĬhecking the EFI system partition’s file systemĬhecking the EFI system partition’s folder contentĬhecking all HFS data partition loader spaces I am unable to repair, even in recovery mode. As the title says, I'm getting the error "Invalid number of allocation blocks" on a particular HFS+ partition of an external drive.
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