My mac mini with fusion drive doesn't boot up anymore. I already tried several things in order to repair it ( including 'gpt' actions, what I exactly did is reported on the apple forum: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/58 ... 0&tstart=0 , I am user simowil , there are also images attached on the current status. )
Over last night I run the TestDisk tool analysis and made a deep search.
It reports that there is not enough disk space left.
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The harddisk (1000 GB / 931 GiB) seems too small! (< 7020022 TB / 6384673 TiB) Check the harddisk size: HD jumpers settings, BIOS detection...Code: Select all
gpt add: disk0: error: no space available on device- Mac mini (Late 2012), OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.5), Fusion Drive with 1TB HD + 128GB SSD
- TripleBoot with Mac, Windows and Ubuntu using rEFIt.
- The mac mini was running for weeks, or even months before. Was not turned off, only went to sleep. I noticed on my apple laptop that this can result in huge swap files in /private/var/vm/
- Before rebooting the system I tried to install the latest OS X version (10.9.4). After downloading the package, the installer asked me on which partition it should be installed. It didn't recognize the Ubuntu partition, which is totally fine. Bootcamp and Mac partition were found BUT BOTH WERE DECLARED AS UN-BOOTABLE. This surprised, I expteced at least my Mac partition as bootable. So I aborted the installation of 10.9.4 and tried to reboot. Which indeed didn't work and which is the situation I am currently in.
Any help is highly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!