![]() On Monterey and later OSes CCC v5 (using the old math) may over-assess the disk usage of an APFS source volume. Apple changed how APFS disk usage is calculated on macOS Monterey.Known Issues with CCC v5 and macOS Monterey (and later OSes) We will continue to offer technical support for CCC 5, but we are no longer actively developing it, nor testing it against newer OSes. However, CCC v5 development ceased when CCC v6 was released in May 2021. Compatibility and support for CCC v5 on Monterey and newer OSesĬCC v5 license holders are welcome to continue using CCC v5 on OSes beyond macOS Big Sur there aren't any limitations placed upon CCC v5 that would prevent it from continuing to work as Apple issues new OS releases. If you are having trouble downloading CCC v5 from the link above, try this alternate download location. My MacOS Mojave install was performed on a Mac Pro mid-2010 tower.CCC 5 is compatible with Yosemite (10.10), El Capitan(10.11), Sierra (10.12), High Sierra (10.13), Mojave (10.14), Catalina (10.15) and Big Sur (11.*). Download a clean copy (ideally with no other programs, especially web browsers, open), and the fresh, clean copy of the installer should launch and run without a hitch. When you click the link to return to the MacOS Mojave page on the Mac App Store, you'll note its button will have changed from "Open" to "Download". If you are left-handed and have your mouse configured as such, reverse the left and right instruction from before. ![]() Select the installer, then either right-click and select "Move to Trash", or left-click and hold on the installer for Mojave and drag it to the Trash, located on the Dock at the bottom of the screen. Look for the grouping of Applications and you should find the installer. Select that, and a Finder window will appear with items grouped together. Once you see it, "Install MacOS Mojave", scroll down to the Spotlight search results to the bottom to where it will read, "Open All in Finder". ![]() It will find all the MacOS X installers on your hard drive(s). Try running this application again,” consider trying the following:ĭo a Spotlight search for "Install MacOS". If you get this warning: “An error occurred while preparing the installation. If anyone has updated from High Sierra to Mojave and can provide guidance, that would be great. Since I want all applicable updates available installed and do not want to make assumptions about what may or may not need to be manually installed, I have a case # and will call Apple for guidance instead of assuming anything and making a mess of my system. I realize this is probably very basic stuff for advanced users, but when it comes to my OS installs and updates, I am opting for the safe route since some of my installed updates only installed necessary components for High Sierra and I will need to only upgrade and add anything pertinent for Mojave. Presuming these are the same updates I already installed for High Sierra applicable for OSX Mojave, I thought it was odd that the version shown as installed currently (about this Mac is 10.14 base). Update, My system updates is suggesting I go straight to Catalina, so I disabled automatic OS updates (will wait a while until the bugs are worked out), I did see in small print within the update area "another update is available" and it is 10.14.5 (skipping other released updates available for download and installation for Mojave). This is going to be an extremely tedious process. I did find the individual updates, and am in the process of downloading them to a specific folder on my iMac and will need to install them in the order they were rolled out. Also note, I am having to manually find each update for Mojave that came out since the software update function is only telling coming up with Catalina and not providing me with the intermittent updates that were rolled out along the way for Mojave. **** Important - There were major changes in High Sierra. I highly recommend reading through the documentation listed regarding compatibility first, follow the instructions (read what OSX you should have installed prior to updated to Mojave). The upgrade link to Mojave in the Ap store that is purposefully placed toward the end of the page so users will read the information Apple needs us to read for a good install. This is how I found and dowloaded the base version of Mojave 10.14 and had no issues with the download and install over High Sierra (latest fully updated version). Page link for help on Apple to find Mojave download in the App Store (also has detailed information regarding what you need to have prior to installing.
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