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Am I just bad at math? OmniDiskSweep isn't picking up what is using my space. I recently deleted a 60GB drive (not partition) that VMWare Fusion was using, and emptied the trash. Now it doesn't show up on any disk sweeper, but is still accounting as used space. I have restarted my computer.
When you select the SuperDuper script / copy mode, you can change the scripts, that SuperDuper will run during the copy process.
As you can see, a couple of files are omitted:
So the temporary and cache files, etc. may have taken quite some space on your old disk. Some other possible reasons could be:
I fixed the problem by resetting the PRAM and the NVRAM.
Best Answer
It's probably still stored in a Time Machine local backup. Open Finder, browse to the original location of the drive you deleted, then open Time Machine. Go back in time to find the file, then right-click it and delete the backup of it. This will return the space.