![]() ![]() ![]() Note that existing betas will, as always, automatically update.) (For the impatient - scroll down and you can download Beta 3 at the bottom of this post. We'll have a new beta Sunday that fixes this dumb goof. ![]() Third time isn't a charm you'll note a bless error at the end of copies. Beta 4 fixes the false error indication: once installed, bless will not give a false failure. The backups themselves are fine (and are even bootable, even though there's an error issued). We didn't take that into account, and should have re-run all the tests. However, it was made in a runtime element that was shared with the way we executed bless. After we made the change, we didn't re-run the full suite of tests because we (incorrectly) thought the change was isolated to the install process. The unexpected part is that just before the beta, we made a change to the installer to try to improve our workaround for systems that required rebooting post-install to make Full Disk Access work. (For example, the EFI fix that I describe in this blog post produces an error that isn't actually an error–we know it's going to fail in a specific way). The underlying issue was code we have that needs to ignore certain types of output on stderr that aren't actually errors. Yeah, well, sometimes a change to the install process that shouldn't have any effect on anything else.does.īeta 3 gave an error when using bless to bless the drive. ![]()
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