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Apple on Monday released its latest and greatest Mac operating system, macOS 10.13 High Sierra, to users around the world. Check out what's new in this video.
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One hour ago I installed High Sierra. I had 30Gb of free space on a 250Gb Mack Book. After an hour the free space automatically increased to 90Gb. It seems much faster. Works great so far.
I've been trying to download it on 2 different computers all day. All I get is the spinning wheel in the App Store update tab on both computers. After a while I closed the app store on both computers and relaunched. Then I tried to just click "download" on the High Sierra tab in the "featured" section and got the same thing... endless spinning and waiting. Sigh...
I will wait till fusion drive support is there..
my imac is fusion unfortunately..
( it was not ‘unfortunately’ when i bought it though)
Craig seems to have confirmed that fusion drive will be supported in future updates ..
If Fusion Drives will "eventually" be supported, should I assume that normal, non-Fusion, spinning drives will never be supported by APFS? (Specifically, all the external hard drives I have connected to my 2017 iMac.)