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To: NOW who wrote (85293)	9/20/2009 8:19:41 PM
From: clean86	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213183

my imac hard drive filled up very quickly: i discovered that half of it is as asl log files. Use a program like cocktail or tinkertool to rotate and delete caches and log files. What application on your system is generating such large log files?

To: NOW who wrote (85293)	9/20/2009 10:45:47 PM
From: Doren	Respond to of 213183

cleans suggestion is good. But when asking for computer help I'd suggest this: FIRST try dealmac forums: forums.dealmac.com or the forums on the Apple site. They are more specific for help. SECOND Many times, when asking for help, it helps to know something about your computer: Which iMac? there are dozens of different types, and two completely different processor families. Which OS? there are at least 4 and probably more you could be running. Are you running Windows in addition to Mac OS? How did you determine it was asl log files? Any particular type? Is this a new iMac or an old one where this just started? Did you just install a new system? Have you installed any new apps lately? Have you changed anything lately?