It is bugs such as this, that this what for mission critical task sys admins don't update there system to the newest version for software the day or even week or month it ships.
But opt to have security vulnerabilities instead.
It is bugs such as this, that this what for mission critical task sys admins don't update there system to the newest version for software the day or even week or month it ships.
LOL, I won't argue at all
If you choose to believe that just because something is expensive it is inherently better than something that is less expensive, that is your choice
Or maybe it's just in the nature of Seagate HDDs.Wow, this makes me wonder. Did Apple and APFS destroy my only 2 year old Seagate drive with mostly disk images on it?
I kept wondering, how could my newest standard HD used the least of all fail quicker then the much older ones? The complete failure boggles my mind. Seagate blamed harsh usage, but it was not the system drive, only contained media and music and disk images for specific purposes.
there are some exceptions of course but i was speaking in general... usually its wiser to go with the expensive one...
Because my Mac Pro is early 2008 (16GB RAM), it cannot be updated beyond 10.11.6, so I don't have to worry about these problems.I feel your pain. Had a major memory leak after moving to Sierra, let alone High Sierra. Progressively unresponsive about 10 minutes after reboot. Wasn’t the notorious iTunes leak either. Couldn’t trace it. Went back to El Cap and am quite happy. My only complaint is that Photos can’t pick a new key frame from a live photo. I’ll live.
Just to clarify - is this ONLY with APFS sparse images, or is it also an issue with High Sierra interacting with classic HFS+ sparse images? 'Cause I use a ton of those on a daily basis. (They're great for added security, and they really make endless OS migrations so much quicker and easier.)
quote: The bug has already been fixed in Apple's upcoming iOS 11.3 and macOS 10.13.4 software updates.
I wonder if this is related to high sierra suddenly invalidating my time machine backups to my NAS, and demanding to do a new full. (Loosing two years worth of history). Then doing it again 2 weeks later.
Just to clarify - is this ONLY with APFS sparse images,
or is it also an issue with High Sierra interacting with classic HFS+ sparse images?
If I don't use sparsebundle images, will I have any of this issues with my external HDDs APFS formatted?
Thank you
I wonder if this is related to high sierra suddenly invalidating my time machine backups to my NAS, and demanding to do a new full. (Loosing two years worth of history). Then doing it again 2 weeks later.
Ah, so car manufacturers should cease launching new cars for a year so to check if the wheels don't come off. That is, with their customers (to guarantee the best simulation of reality)Apple should STOP releasing a new macOS (and iOS) version each year and concentrate on reliability and performance.
I wonder if this is related to high sierra suddenly invalidating my time machine backups to my NAS, and demanding to do a new full. (Loosing two years worth of history). Then doing it again 2 weeks later.
High Sierra has been a complete disaster for me. My computer locks up for 5-10 seconds every few hours. Probably some memory leaks or something. Either way this is really pathetic, even windows works better than this.
If you just upgraded from a previous version of macOS then that's your problem. .
How does the video plays and it doesn't show corrupted? Where is the actual file?
That’s a character bug, not this issue.quote: The bug has already been fixed in Apple's upcoming iOS 11.3 and macOS 10.13.4 software updates.