- #Paragon ntfs for mac update note mac os#
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- #Paragon ntfs for mac update note upgrade#
- #Paragon ntfs for mac update note full#
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#Paragon ntfs for mac update note upgrade#
Then after the upgrade the libraries can be mounted and upgraded one by one. It's possible to upgrade macOS and FCPX without those being mounted. Do not mount a bunch of libraries, then upgrade. Verify there are good file backups of the system volume and all media on all drives. Make sure there is plenty of empty space on each hard drive, say 20%. Rebuild all Spotlight indexes on all drives, which FCPX uses to rapidly find files: /en-us/HT201716 That will require an additional drive, and a copy or clone operation, as I don't know (and wouldn't trust) an "in place" upgrade, even if it were possible. All FCPX media volumes should be HFS+ (or nowadays optionally APFS), but if by chance he has some that are exFAT and not HFS+, convert those to HFS+ first. Run Disk Utility First Aid on all drives (inc'l system volume) and make sure no errors are reported *After* the upgrade, *then* make the media changes.īasic things to do. My advice is just do some basic things, then upgrade to Mojave and FCPX 10.4.4 with media "as is". That will never be supported, investigated or fixed because it's so old. However in this case a 4+ year-old version of FCPX is crashing for unknown reasons. I understand how before a major OS or app upgrade you might do some housekeeping - just as a standard procedure. Moving media out of the library doesn't make the backup smaller - it must be backed up either way. Just manually make a copy of it somewhere safe. Why pull the media out of the Library? I don't understand the purpose of that. What is your advise? I could of course make backups of the library files that have the media in the library but OMG they are huge. I want to do that but I first want to prepare by organizing, cleaning and making backups which is the right thing to do right? FPC does not crash with tasks such as rendering. Now some of you might say why don't you ‘upgrade FPC’, and that is the whole point. Whilst consolidating (moving original media outside the library file) to make the backups smaller, my FPC crashes with every attempt.
#Paragon ntfs for mac update note mac os#
In order to prepare for the upgrade to FCP 10.4.3 and Mac OS Mojave, I want to make backups of the library files and therefore first would like to consolidate large Library files (those that have media inside). An NTFS drive can then be used for all file management tasks, including tagging, AirDropping, syncing files, and even storing Time Machine backups.ĭownload iBoysoft NTFS for Mac to experience seamless read-write access to NTFS drives on your Mac device.I am running FCPX 10.1.3 and El Capitan (OS X 10.11.6) on a MacBook pro (Retina, 2.5Ghz Intel Core i7, 16GB Ram, AMD Radeon 2048MB graphics). It mounts an NTFS disk as a physical, rather than a virtual, volume and makes it visible in the Finder, Disk Utility, and on the desktop. It also works as an NTFS mounter that automatically mounts Windows NTFS disks in read-write mode when macOS begins or restarts.
#Paragon ntfs for mac update note driver#
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#Paragon ntfs for mac update note full#
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If When you upgrade to a new macOS, you should update the NTFS drive you use as well.
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