Addressed a wake event scheduling issue that was introduced in the 10.12.5 update (yes, we're finding more goodies in that update every week!). CCC normally associates a unique identifier with each wake event that it schedules. That identifier shows that the event was created by CCC and for a specific task. Should CCC need to cancel the wake event (e.g. because you delete the task), CCC looks up the wake event by that unique identifier and deletes it. Starting in 10.12.5, macOS ignores that unique identifier, so now all of the CCC wake events are identical. This led to orphaned wake events getting created. Normally these are harmless and a reboot always removes these, but this update clears them all and uses a new algorithm to identify and remove wake events.
Adds preliminary support for cloning from an APFS startup volume to an HFS+ backup volume (applicable only to macOS High Sierra).
Fixed an issue in which CCC's scheduled tasks were improperly scheduled when the system clock was set to January 1, 2001 on startup (e.g. in cases where the Mac's motherboard battery is dead).
SoftRAID 5.6.1 Update (bug fixes, list of known bugs with macOS Sierra)
Apple Remote Desktop Client v3.9.3 Update
How to Install the New macOS High Sierra Beta
Little Snitch 4.0 Public Beta 1 (compatible with macOS High Sierra)
Teardown to Install Up to 32GB of RAM Into a 2017 21.5" iMac
Warhammer® 40,000®: Dawn of War® III at mac app store
HITMAN released for macOS (free Demo on Steam)
Sega Free to Play Classic games on iOS/Android
Chrome 59.0.3071.109 stable channel update
Cert Doc on Various WiMAX routers authentication bypass
Intel Skylake-X Review: Core i9 7900X, i7 7820X and 7800X
QNAP TVS-882ST3 Thunderbolt 3 Available
Apple Support/How-To/Troubleshooting Article Updates:
- About standby on your Mac
- How to Install memory in an iMac
- How Power Nap works on your Mac
- What to do before you sell or give away your Mac
- How to use the LG UltraFine 4K Display with your Mac
- How to Use Activity Monitor to read system memory/determine RAM used
- What to do before you sell or give away your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
- iCloud security and privacy overview
- Mail server settings for iCloud email clients
- About MacOS Recovery
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