Hi drego85!
Thanks for the reply.
To answer your questions:
Can you try start BackBox with the terminal?
I can start BB from the Live 64-Bit Disk, but if I try the Recovery Option from the Boot Menu I do not get a Terminal prompt when I try to launch my BB install on my 128Gb SDD. Perhaps you can tell me how to do this.
Are you sure you have removed the temporary files with Live CD?
No, I am not sure, but have run
clean, and
autoremove with no effect. I run both these commands on a daily basis.
Your home folder is encrypted?
No, my home folder is not encrypted. I tried that once, and it was a mess to work with. LOL!
I have succeeded in deleting several files with
gksudo nautilus, but that has not effected the amount of space on my drive. Under that drive's Properties I see that I have 16Mb. I would think that would let me boot. But, it does not. Oh, those files that I deleted where about 10Gb!
Those deleted files do not show up in Trash, but I have tried some
rm -f commands; however, Terminal didn't indicate anything was to be deleted.
I am still puzzled why I can't recover disk space. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.