Swapping hard drives regularly?

[InfiniteLoopy]

I have a Mac with Filevault 2 enabled in Yosemite.
I would like to temporarily swap the existing hard drive with another hard drive (which wouldn't have Filevault), swapping back and forth once/twice a day for a couple of weeks.
The reason for this is that each drive is used for a separate project.

Are there any issues in doing so, maybe the Mac refusing to swap drives after a certain amount of times, Filevault locking the drive, reliability, or data integrity?

Thanks

 

[chabig]

I hope you don't mean physically swap. That would be a hassle. Instead, just attach one drive in an external case and boot from the it when you need to. FileVault won't be confused.

 

[InfiniteLoopy]

Yes, I mean physical swap. It's a MacBook with quick access to the drive, so it's a 5 minute job.
So, there won't be any problems if I do this then?

Thanks

 

[chabig]

No. There won't be any problems. Just make sure to shut down the MacBook before you do the swap. Sleep isn't enough.

 

[InfiniteLoopy]

Thanks. Just what I wanted to know.

 

[chabig]

You are welcome. I know I'm just one poster, but I have 30 years of Mac experience.

 

[vitaliy50]

These macs have a solid state hard drive, correct?

 

[InfiniteLoopy]

These macs have a solid state hard drive, correct?

No, platter drives.