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Are you sure it says scd not sdc?<br />
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The SDC is a MAC term used for partitions, so I suspect this relates to a boot volume on one of your partitions. At 26Mb I am not sure whether it is better left.<br />
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If it is indeed scd, then I have never heard of an scd file under MAC. I still would be hesitant to delete it though.<br />
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Are you sure it says scd not sdc?

The SDC is a MAC term used for partitions, so I suspect this relates to a boot volume on one of your partitions. At 26Mb I am not sure whether it is better left.

If it is indeed scd, then I have never heard of an scd file under MAC. I still would be hesitant to delete it though.

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Mac Snow Leopard has a file called Boot Volume.scd &nbsp;-- what is this? 26MB in size, do I need it?
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Mac Snow Leopard has a file called Boot Volume.scd  -- what is this? 26MB in size, do I need it?

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