You will now see a list of every folder from the top of the disk and down 2 folder levels, with the size of each folder denoted in K,M,G or T (for kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes or terabytes).Įach folder will also show its total size calculated at the bottom of each section of results. This command runs a du (disk usage) command with -h (human readable output) and goes down -d2 (two folder levels down). Type the following followed by return: du -h -d2.Your Terminal is now at the top level of the hard disk. You can use Terminal as a quick way to find out what specifically is taking up disk space on your hard disk (other solutions such as DaisyDisk are available but require you to download, install and sometimes purchase).
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