I do not know what happened, but after 5 hours, things took a turn and progress started. Finally, system is up and running again.
Is your bar progressing or stuck though?Ok i finally got passed it after 6 hours - shut down, reset PRAM and it flew across and now is on a different screen with Catalina logo and saying installing on Macintosh HD with 16 mins remaining.
In case we wake up in the morning and it hasn’t moved overnight, what then?Ok so mine hasn’t moved on that screen either. I guess I’ll just leave it overnight and cross my fingers!
Take drugsIn case we wake up in the morning and it hasn’t moved overnight, what then?
Already popped a xanny to take the edge off, defo most painful MacOS install in 10 years.Take drugs
Same exact situation here. 2016 MBP
Gah. The one thing I need fixing.I just tried to reactivate my iCloud Drive. It is still behaving insanely on my side… (absolutely useless, had to completely turn off the iCloud Drive feature)
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Well, since I cannot live without several critical 32-bit apps and iTunes 12.6.5, I will wait another two or three years before jumping to Catalina. Hopefully Catalina at that point can be a bit closer to being bug free.Is it me or are this year's betas a lot rougher than last year's?
This doesn't bode well for a trouble-free release later this year. I do hope they can get all the problems worked out, but I may end up waiting a bit before upgrading this time around.
LOOOL.Catalina asks you approve every single thing you do so I wouldn't even notice the difference.
Next year's version will require admin password for every keystroke. Security, after all.
God damn. Thankfully I installed Catalina super early on (beta 1) just to install iOS 13 beta 1. Recovery option was available back then. High Sierra ftw!Since none of the Recovery modes work there is no way out.
Machines are bricked boys. I’m losing hope.
One guy managed the turn the T2 security off, and it didn’t help so we run out of options.
https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/117146
LOOOL.
Back to Windows Vista baby. And we double down on endless UAC with the requirement for standard user as well. So, each action needs standard user password and admin password, some even need root password. Three in total.![]()
This didn't work out well for Vista, I can't imagine the constant dialogue boxes would work for MacOS. Whoever thought this up didn't think through the perfect case studies of what not to do.
NecRosex, have you tried downloading the Mac OS Mojave installer, creating a 20gb partition on an external and using DiskMakerX to create a bootable reinstall partition? Then you just hold Option key at startup and select Mojave installer.
Is anyone else being asked to authorize notifications for each app when it starts for the first time after the update finishes.
Wow, seems like a rough one. Glad I'm not trying this OSX beta. Unfortunately I have a few 32-bit apps that I still need, so won't get to play with this for a year or two.