Using WhatSize - where's the rest of the space?

Running WhatSize it tells me my hard drive has about 60Gb on it. However, my MacBook Pro tells me it has about 90Gb out of its 93Gb capacity. Where's the last 30Gb?

> Where's the last 30Gb?
Use Disk Inventory X to see a map of all files.

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I boot both zones.. and one starts "/usr/local/samba/smbd -D -f /etc/smb.conf", and the other starts (or tries to) "/usr/sfw/sbin/smbd -D".
I inspected the manifest xmls for the network/samba service, and in both zones the entry lists /usr/sfw as start method.I take it you mean the full path with /usr/sfw in it, not "/usr/sfw" all by itself....
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rant Did we really need to get this svc "feature"? Until now I have seen no advantage from it, and only incurred a huge load of inconvenience,
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