Interesting partition Map with missing HD space
Disk1 is a "virtual device" which resides in disk0s2 (the Apple_CoreStorage Volume Group which actually contains a FileVault volume). You have only one 'physical device' indeed.
Disk0s5 is probably an old Bootcamp installation.
The clean way (get rid of the 2 Recovery HDs
):
- Make a complete Time Machine backup of
Macintosh HD
. - Start to
Internet Recovery Mode
by pressing alt cmd R -
Start
Terminal
and enter following command at the Terminal prompt:diskutil cs list
. The output will look like this:CoreStorage logical volume groups (1 found) | +-- Logical Volume Group 5B8350BF-20EF-4199-82E6-129EFF19E9EB ========================================================= Name: Macintosh HD Status: Online Size: 319640592384 B (319.4 GB) Free Space: 6111232 B (6.1 MB) | +-< Physical Volume 907FCDE2-0C62-4951-A39E-36F19244FDB7 | ---------------------------------------------------- | Index: 0 | Disk: disk0s2 | Status: Online | Size: 319640592384 B (319.4 GB) | +-> Logical Volume Family 2FA7892F-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx ---------------------------------------------------------- Encryption Status: Unlocked Encryption Type: None Conversion Status: NoConversion Conversion Direction: -none- Has Encrypted Extents: No Fully Secure: No Passphrase Required: No | +-> Logical Volume 7BF42B7B-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx --------------------------------------------------- Disk: disk1 Status: Online Size (Total): 319282155520 B (319.0 GB) Conversion Progress: -none- Revertible: No LV Name: Macintosh HD Volume Name: Macintosh HD Content Hint: Apple_HFS
Copy the Logical Volume Group (LVG) alphanumeric UUID of your CoreStorage volume. The LVG should be the first UUID listed and it’s the one you want to delete.
- Next, run the following command:
diskutil cs delete UUID
In the above example:diskutil cs delete 5B8350BF-20EF-4199-82E6-129EFF19E9EB
This will delete your CoreStorage volume and reformat it as an unencrypted HFS+ volume. Quit Terminal -
In the now opening window choose
Disk Utility
and erase/partition the internal drive.Choose your physical device in the left pane enter a name and format it
Mac OS Extended (Journaled)
. If this isn't possible partition your physical device:1 Partition
Mac OS Extended (Journaled)
click theOptions...
button and chooseGUID Partition Table
enter OK and Apply. QuitDisk Utility
. - Plug in your
Time Machine
backup drive. -
Start
Restore from Time Machine Backup
and recover your old system
The dirty and risky way (no Time Machine backup):
- Turn off File Vault 2. This may take several hours.
- Use
Boot Camp Assistant
to remove the Windows installation. If this doesn't work continue with a reboot: - Start to
Internet Recovery Mode
by pressing alt cmd R - In the now opening window choose
Disk Utility
-
Remove disk0s5 by choosing it and clicking on -
Try also to remove
Recovery HD
- Try to expand
Macintosh HD
to full size
If the last two steps don't work give me a comment