Backup Problem in macOS 10.15.5
Apple released the macOS 10.15.5 update, the new version of its operating system macOS, for all users earlier this week. New update…
Apple released the macOS 10.15.5 update, the new version of its operating system macOS, for all users earlier this week. New update…
Apple, new version of operating system macOS macOS 10.15.5 It released its update for all users earlier this week. New update extends battery life on Macs Battery health Management (Battery Health Management) tool, as well as bringing various bug fixes and performance improvements.
Despite all this good news, bad news also came with the new version. Due to a bug in macOS 10.15.5, Mac users are on macOS Catalina. boot can be spare They can't get it. This bug is not new and was also present in the beta version of macOS 10.15.5. The bug, which is also in APFS, fortunately only affects new backups in the latest macOS 10.15.5 release. This means that backups taken on macOS 10.15.4 and lower are not affected by the issue.
Worse than an error:
Error as reported by Mike Bombich of Carbon Copy Cloner, who first discovered the error. This way working: chflags() system call now to a file in APFS SF_FIRMLINK flag can't place it. When this happens, the system malfunctions silently instead of giving an error code that will help users understand the situation.
What's surprising is this problem of Mike Bombich 18 in may Despite reporting it to Apple, the issue was included in the release. Bombich said this could be a security fix that prevents third parties from using the information, but what happened was 'from error bad' he says.
If you currently have an existing backup, due to a bug found in macOS 10.15.5 don't worry There's no need. However, if you made a backup while the current version, macOS 10.15.5, was available, you can do this. Carbon Copy clonerMake sure you're with the latest beta version of .
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