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jrnewell / disk-arbitration-agent

Modified DiskArbitrationAgent for Yosemite (10.10.x) to ignore unreadable SATA drives
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High Sierra version #5

Open tessus opened 6 years ago

tessus commented 6 years ago

I haven't migrated to High Sierra yet (I'm still running El Capitan), but I was wondering, if the el_capitan branch works on High Sierra.

jrnewell commented 6 years ago

I downloaded DiskArbitration-297.1.1 from the Apple OpenSource page, and don't see any differences for the agent source code (I don't have access to the newer private headers, so hopefully there aren't any changes with those) . I bet the current version would work, but I haven't had time to try it yet. I can try compiling it with XCode 9.2 with a target for 10.13 on my Air and upload it. I haven't used my hackintosh post-High Sierra yet.

jrnewell commented 6 years ago

I tried creating a High Sierra version (https://github.com/jrnewell/disk-arbitration-agent/releases/tag/10.13.2). Let me know if you see any issues.

tessus commented 6 years ago

Thank you.

I still haven't migrated to High Sierra yet, but I suspect I probably will within the next 30 days.

tessus commented 6 years ago

I have migrated to HS and will test this within the next week. I couldn't see any commits that update the files to DiskArbitration-297.1.1. In the commit ed3c770a5d2530d9d1d76712f771f197cb9d17cc where you updated the code to 10.11, 71 files were changed. So how is it possible that only 2 files were changed from 10.11 to 10.13? Or did Apple not change the code and just increased the version number? (I haven't checked it myself yet - just wondering.)

irad100 commented 6 years ago

The High Sierra version still doesn't work, I used the automatic version and still get the message at Startup... FYI- You should the README.md for people to know that newer versions than Yosemite is also supported...