That's how the word "unless" works.You literally say you can't understand why anyone would do this, and then say why someone would do it...
That's how the word "unless" works.You literally say you can't understand why anyone would do this, and then say why someone would do it...
You got to make this decision yourself really. There are some people who have good experience with it and some with bad experience.so you would recommend trying it out I have beta 14 on my ipad and iPhone
You got to make this decision yourself really. There are some people who have good experience with it and some with bad experience.
Other than variances in wake up behaviors public beta 2 has been stable on my MBP, will upgrade later today
Thanks for confirming the build number. No problem with that because I do not use SMB.
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Good explanation there.
For those of you who’ve been using it for a while, would you say it’s relatively stable? I had someone tell me beta 6 is a good place to put any year’s macOS beta on my device, so I was thinking about giving it a go.
It’s funny, I didn’t think twice about putting the very first public beta of iOS 14 on my iPhone, but still have doubts on public beta 3 for my Mac. They still very much are our crucial, workhorse machines, aren’t they?
Be wary if you connect to any kind of SMB share. It's broken.
Yes, I'm always right, unless I'm wrong. While it might make sense see how dumb that sounds?That's how the word "unless" works.
For those of you who’ve been using it for a while, would you say it’s relatively stable? I had someone tell me beta 6 is a good place to put any year’s macOS beta on my device, so I was thinking about giving it a go
Would be cool if someone can post the build number for this after installing. To check if there is a difference in build from the Dev Beta 6.
Dev Beta 6 - 20A5364e
This is what worked for me:There is a fix for it.
The PB is exactly the same as the current developer beta. Build # 20A5364eAll betas pose risks. However, I would say that public beta should be much safer than dev beta, otherwise Apple will get a lot of flak for releasing buggy OS for the public to test.
Yes I have it on my mission critical machine and can live with the bugs. It’s really stable for a beta!does anybody recommend updating my MacBook pro 2020 to this beta... its my only MacBook im really curious to try it out
“Quality control has completely evaporated”... or large engineering groups can’t fix (or roll back) issues in real time, which is why they engage in a *beta* - this is the quality control process. Today they’ve pushed a new build fixing some issues, others many be bigger projects or have dependencies that aren’t yet resolved. All of these issues are being tracked, and each beta build isn’t a attempt at 100%, just incrementally fixing the backlog and deploying. SMB will be fixed, and it will go through a final QC (golden master) before going to the end user. Apple (and all large firms) take quality control seriously because when it goes to end users they will receive support tickets which == cost.Don't understand why they would post this with the obvious SMB issues included in this build. Quality control has completely evaporated.
This is what worked for me:
Repair file sharing after Security Update 2017-001 for macOS High Sierra 10.13.1
sudo kextload /System/Library/Extensions/smbfs.kext