Yup, updated the watch too. Nothing is working. Even trying the steps I'm finding online aren't helping either.
If you have a GPU that could run Mojave, probably. Stability, much discussed and so little understood around here, depends on what you are doing. I would be upgrading my work machine but for two issues: Two apps that I use to make a living atre still 32 bit (64 bit upgrades coming soon but they aren't frickin' here!) and I haven't finished testing certain other apps on my Catalina machine. The OS is certainly 'stable' enough. It's the apps that might not be. I had one crash on me last night and I went on the site and found a free upgrade that solved the issue... Stuff like that...
You don't get the pop-up that says the changes won't take effect till you quit the app? I do every time.dragging an App into the Full Disk access permissions table doe not always result in it being displayed right away. How hard its to synchronize a sqlite db with a table view?
Well... Be disgusted, then. A lot of that and disappointment always on these boards.
Clueless. I’m a mobile developer. I’ve spent well over $50k the last decade buying the latest and greatest to keep up — you drive 90 minutes one way to drop off an 11 month old computer for service. Tell me big boy, how many Macs have you had die on you? I’ve got documentation if you want to be real.
That’s what I thought. Taker you 35 posts and eff the HE double hockey sticks off. 35 posts.Clueless. I’m a mobile developer. I’ve spent well over $50k the last decade buying the latest and greatest to keep up — you drive 90 minutes one way to drop off an 11 month old computer for service. Tell me big boy, how many Macs have you had die on you? I’ve got documentation if you want to be real.
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the problem is the camera on the macs, apple use cheap components for the cameras, even older macs have better image quality than the newer models, a few months ago an article came out about this comparisons, mr cook decided to use cheaper materials in order to make more money, even if there is an option available it won't improved anything, not sure but i think those cameras are running at 720p and if they are 1080p they are very low 1080p, but most likely they are 720p, i made a comparison with a friend, his camera against an external Logitech camera, at that time it was the c920, i'm sure Logitech have newer models that might produce even better picture quality
If you have another Mac available, this will probably work:
mrmacintosh.com
I was just coming back to the page to post exactly that article. Found it on Michael Tsai's blog. It DID work. Good job.If you have another Mac available, this will probably work:
How to Restore BridgeOS on a T2 Mac + Boot a Mac to DFU Mode
macOS Update brick your Mac? This article will show you how boot to DFU Mode and restore BridgeOS on a T2 MacBook Pro, Air, iMac Pro, Mac Mini & Mac Pro!
That's a good question. When I updated, the computers took what seemed like an inordinate amount of time to fully install and come back up, with plenty of black screen time in there. Consequently, I suspect that either the update just times out somehow, or people are prematurely interrupting the update at a time that leaves the T2 in a spot where it can't recover. Apple's updates really take far too long. At least there is a recovery method, but it's an expensive one if it requires having another modern Mac around.
