macOS 28 will not support encrypted HFS+ volumes
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macOS 28 will not support encrypted HFS+ volumes
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Re: macOS 28 will not support encrypted HFS+ volumes
#2Re: macOS 28 will not support encrypted HFS+ volumes
#3Curious why would someone prefer HFS+ over APFS?
One reason is APFS is designed for SSDs and assumes each disk block has an equal latency to read it.
Re: macOS 28 will not support encrypted HFS+ volumes
#4Curious why would someone prefer HFS+ over APFS?
Because APFS is slllloooowowwwwwww on HDDs. On a 6xHDD promise thunderbolt array, it’s brutally crippling over time. One reason is APFS is designed for SSDs and assumes each disk block has an equal latency to read it.
Re: macOS 28 will not support encrypted HFS+ volumes
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Because APFS is slllloooowowwwwwww on HDDs. On a 6xHDD promise thunderbolt array, it’s brutally crippling over time. One reason is APFS is designed for SSDs and assumes each disk block has an equal latency to read it.
I think Apple hasn't sold anything with an HDD for 5+ years though?
Re: macOS 28 will not support encrypted HFS+ volumes
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Because APFS is slllloooowowwwwwww on HDDs. On a 6xHDD promise thunderbolt array, it’s brutally crippling over time. One reason is APFS is designed for SSDs and assumes each disk block has an equal latency to read it.
I think Apple hasn't sold anything with an HDD for 5+ years though?
Re: macOS 28 will not support encrypted HFS+ volumes
#7Curious why would someone prefer HFS+ over APFS?
Re: macOS 28 will not support encrypted HFS+ volumes
#8Re: macOS 28 will not support encrypted HFS+ volumes
#9Curious why would someone prefer HFS+ over APFS?
Re: macOS 28 will not support encrypted HFS+ volumes
#10I wonder why they're removing support for encryption when clearly they have the code for it and still supporting the actual FS