If it's USB-C based, unmount the external drive, then pull the connector, wait a few seconds and plug it in again. I had a different instance yesterday once. see post
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Apple Releases Second Public Beta of macOS Ventura 13.1
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Yes! @Realityck is truly a diamond in the rough.
Hi. Yes I did that. The terminal windows are gone but now half of my apps crash on opening. Unfortunately Im going to have to do a clean install sometime soonHow about simply booting into recovery mode and reinstall MacOS which should be this beta.
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I wonder if you have some rogue app causing this leak. I have not seen any leak like this since a very early 16.0 beta.
Why did you, in the first place, install a beta OS on your production computer?
You know stuff happens, doesn't matter what you are doing, not just with betas, but public OTA releases too. As long as you perform a backup to a external ASR volume it's recoverable.
What is it with ‘stutters’ and Apple right now 😆😂
I hope 13.1 sorts out my PDF previews in Mail. Used to get the nice Adobe icon preview… no I get a blank white file icon.
Unless anyone knows a fix since updating to 13?
Unless anyone knows a fix since updating to 13?
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NO. It is still broken (just tested). Exchange Calendars still not syncing at all or not reliably...
Fully agree. Should be degraded to the previous design...which would be an update for me.
thank you so much for mentioning this. I was having this problem for AltTab and thought it was the application's fault
I'm referring to the text. I appreciate the slaying of System Preferences, to be honest. It was awful and we really only tolerated it because we were used to it. But System Settings isn't ready.
It's simple to revert to the non-Beta if needed if you had a TimeMachine backup. The back need not be the non-Beta either, a TM of the beta will work fine. Simply boot into Recovery mode, wipe the entire drive and reinstall macOS, this will not be Ventura, it will be Monterey. One done boot into Monterey and run Migration Assitant utility and use TimeMachine to restore your latest save. Once done, you are in the latest official Ventura and all your applications and data are restored.
There really shouldn't be anything about beta 2 not being usable on a 14" MBP, I have no issues using a 16" M1 Max MBP, as well as M1 24" iMac.
Since the system FW has been updated to match this beta, it's just a matter of reinstalling the MacOS again with the latest version.
If you wanted to be more thorough and you have the Mac backed up to a ASR volume you would do a DFU restore which totally wipes the 14" MBP and installs a fresh copy of the latest beta or last Ventura release. Then you do a migration assistance process using the ext ASR volume where your backup was done to totally restore your Mac to being like it was before this happened.
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Monday December 12th based on last two that completed on 13th and 14th of Dec.
They say that every damn year like they start testing their crap after the OS release, everyone from Native Instruments to IK. They won't start telling you can upgrade before February.
We had a list of what worked and not in this thread regarding unknown software you mentioned.