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I've been living with this for the past few years. The only remedy is to do a full system reboot. Sometimes I reboot a few times a night. One way to buy yourse

I've been living with this for the past few years. The only remedy is to do a full system reboot. Sometimes I reboot a few times a night. One way to buy yourself some time is to disable the sleep file. I'm not sure what it's called -- it's a file that MacOS uses to let the computer hibernate when there's no power. It's a few GB, which (like the blog post stated) is a nontrivial amount of freeable space.

masklinn 6y ago
> I'm not sure what it's called -- it's a file that MacOS uses to let the computer hibernate when there's no power. It's a few GB, which (like the blog post stated) is a nontrivial amount of freeable space. Should be /var/vm/sleepimage and the same size as your RAM.