Before I saw your post we had tried the virtual blockbuster by using Migration Assistant to restore the whole lot via a Time Machine “snapshot” (?) dated a few days ago. This has done the job of getting back the missing folders although, as you might expect, took a good 3 hours. Your solution takes far less time and is much more elegant!
Yes, but after thinking about it I realize I use the "fully qualified" domain name, ie.https://www.findtunedmac.com.
It just struck me, the phrase the devil is in the details is often used in these forums, and in this case, the details are in the link. (Okay, that is a bad joke based on an obscure reference, but it is the best I've got this afternoon.)
Maybe not everyone's favorite, but she had an amazing number of country & western, pop and rock 'n roll #1 hits. Plus, she was a pretty good dancer (she could keep up with John Travolta). Olivia Newton-John succumbs to cancer.
It should settle, but it can take a few days to complete the changes, rearrangements, indexing, etc. and all that eats CPU cycles and slows everything else down.
Thanks Joe! thanks for the form for DRive X, just been sending to the email -- support@ binary fruit, .. never respondes so maybe form do better.
Hopefully. I did contact them once and got an immediate reply, but it is a small shop and stuff happens.
Originally Posted by keys
Just posted a new thread on frustrations with beachballs. But this is even with command N for general finder, so that is not external right? Baffling no? Beachballs all time...10 sec.. have not seen one in years.
Beach balls are not normal, but the SSpotlight index has to be rebuilt, and potentially a new Time Machine base set, and that can take time. But that should settle down within a day or two. If it doesn’t please try disconnecting your external drives and re-booting to see if the problem disappears. I wouldn’t take long and might point to a solution.
