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When I try to switch scratch disks, Photoshop shows me that I have the same amount of disk space on my Glyph external drive as I do my laptop's internal drive. I have over 200Gb of space on my Glyph drive as opposed to less than 7 Gb available on my computer's hard drive.
I'm running Big Sur version 11.6.1 on my MacBook Pro and am running the 23.5.1 release of Adobe Photoshop.
I didn't always have this issue with Photoshop before and was able to use my Glyph drive as a scratch disk, even with back-ups saved to my Glyph.
My Mac seems to be showing the correct amount of disk space on my Glyph, so I imagine there is a bug in Photoshop or perhaps an incompatibility issue.
Any help would be appreciated.
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The Mac Finder and PS reporting differing sizes for disk space isn't new or anything to worry about.
The amount of free space on a scratch disk while Photoshop is running isn't 'accurate' either, as there are invisible files for the scratch utilized.
It's not a bug, it's to be expected and further, the best approach is to ignore what
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Even when I select to use my Glyph external drive as a scratch disk, I still get the "Scratch disk full" message as I do when I select my laptop's hard drive. So, it doesn't seem to work any more effectively.
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