IDEFRAG SIERRA INSTALL

The security angst for not running the latest OS, is not my real worry at this point in my life. But rightfully so you mention that Now there seem ways to get around that, but for what? When someone still uses a HDD as boot-up drive? In my case I use a SSD and To me it still will give me troubles for Aperture and the Restore function in Disk Utility.Д«efore using the internet under Sierra starts to fail, I will use a second computer with a different OS for those purposes.

IDEFRAG SIERRA INSTALL

IвЂ™m sorry, but normally when you install High Sierra, Mojave or Catalina on a drive, the installer will convert HFS+ into APFS. While APFS is the preferred file system for SSDs, HFS+ support is still present in all of the later OSes, and many users of those OSes choose HFS+ when formatting HDDs. However, Sierra is not the last OS that works with HFS+ volumes. With this setup I can still use AppleвЂ™s Aperture, making bootable clones, do my own maintenance (if storage or RAM fails), etcetera.ДЄperture was discontinued in 2015, and as a 32-bit application, it won't run on Catalina.

Another reason why I donвЂ™t want to use High Sierra, Mojave or Catalina anymore, is that cloning (restore) in Disk Utility is - putting it mildly - troublesome. Aperture and Catalina is even further off (no official support). Yes, I know, but Metal 2 in High Sierra and Mojave gives a bug with Aperture. I'm not sure which Mid-2012 MBP you have вЂ“ but all of them can run High Sierra, Mojave, and Catalina. I am using a MacBook Pro Mid 2012 with macOS Sierra, the latest OS of using the HFS+ file system.

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