Good luck!Īh, haha, I shall try this now! I had setup another partition with another install that currently has FileVault enabled. Now I have a challenge for you, unencrypt your drive. I have yet to see whether patching kexts after installing XCLT then causes the issue. I actually just did another fresh install and used a wired Ethernet connection to install XCLT rather than patching kexts and then installing over Wi-Fi, and that appears to circumvent the issue. Equally as snappy as Big Sur in my experience. Interesting - my Catalina install on another partition is still running smoothly, boots similarly in 15–30 seconds. Honestly, my fresh installs feel slower than my main install with XCLTs. I can move this info to a separate post about FileVault if wanted/needed. I can confirm that the structures on disk are in fact encrypted.įor the avoidance of doubt, the slow boot caused by XCLT occurs regardless of whether FileVault is enabled or not. However, on rebooting the machine, encryption resumes until encryption is complete, and the Data volume remains encrypted after continued use. On enabling FleVault, the system encrypts 50% of the data and then reports an error. the installer reports that FileVault is not working/best avoided on this machine, and I have seen the guidance that FileVault should not be used with Patched Sur, but it appears that FileVault works. Any guidance or suspected causes of this? Can anyone reproduce this on their machine, or see if this issue is reproducible on a supported Mac? This issue is reproducible I have done several fresh installs on the same machine and XCLT is clearly the culprit. However, after installing Xcode Command Line Tools via xcode-select -install, boot time is drastically lengthened to 180–210 seconds. All works fine, including Wi-Fi after patching kexts and rebooting twice, and boot time is around 18 seconds from Apple logo to login screen, and remains this way after manually installing some applications and using the system normally for a while. Using Patched Sur 0.2.1 beta to do a fresh install of macOS 11.3 on a MacBookPro9,2 (2nd gen, mid-2012, 13-inch).
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