#Metaz broken high sierra install#

It's been a bit of a rollercoaster ride, with everything working fine to start with, a few hiccups a bit later, then getting better, and now just being almost unusable I can't connect to the gateway from the Ikea app, even though I'm only 10 feet away from the gateway, until I power cycle it, and then it only works for about a day before I need to do it all again. It will ask for an account and to ensure remote login is turned on.įor a couple of years I've been running a small automated homekit setup with the Ikea TRÅDFRI gateway. CCC 5 will check that it can copy files to the remote machine and will alert you as to any changes required. When selecting the remote machine you no longer need to copy a package across or change any settings. Format the disk as specified, and keep the format as the same. The disk image won't appear as 'not recognised by the computer', but will appear in Disk Utility.

#Metaz broken high sierra install#

The process from the article Physical Yosemite Machine to VMware fusion Image is just the same, with the following changes.įirstly, I'm using CCC version 5, which has changed from the version 4 documented on that page.Ĭhanges to the steps on the above page for Mojave install and CCC 5.0 are as follows: Recently I wanted to to the same thing but Using my old Mojave build as a VM and then re-installing from scratch a new version of Monterey and then slowly copying across the items I need and having the VM running Mojave as an emergency backup. This was for a older build of the various tools.

A challenge.Ī while(!) back, I wrote a document about copying a physical disk image into VMware Fusion. Now it'll need to be a bit more involved. It used to be 'add to iTunes' and then let Plex look for audiobooks. I'll need to change my workflow, but I'll manage. I've been using it for a while, on and off, but not this has really convinced me to drop the Apple Ecosystem for my Audio Books/Dramas for certain. I'll be migrating to Plex audio and use Prologue on my iPhone to listen from now on. The files are stored in ~/Library/Containers//Data/Documents/iBooks/Books/Audiobooks and tagged by a sha1-checksum and not the title, so it's impossible to work out what you have via the filename (the same is true for normal books, but it's still a change from the old method).You can't view all of the tags like, author, description, comment, lyrics, date, Disc/track (which are useful for radio series).You can't see home may chapters are in there or re-tag them (sine they are mpeg4 audio files, there are a lot of tags), I save a lot of radio plays/episode and this is just horrible. It combines all the files into one title now.Now I need to migrate all of the audio books into The Books app. Previously iTunes stored audio books and could play them. It's now the ONLY way to listen to audiobooks.You can't do anything with then, and it's just what you see normally, so what's the point. 'Get Info' retried the title, the author and possibly the cover. You can't get information on the files.It's basically an iPad application, let's be honest.'NSURLNameKey' => '1Password for iOS.epub'