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by kaffeinecoma
3099 days ago
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Adding my own anecdote, there seems to be some kind of problem with high I/O loads on High Sierra. One of my projects involves indexing thousands of URLs. During development I use a large (80GB+) local cache of a few million files. Running the cache code (~100 lines of simple Golang) totally brings my iMac (3.8GHz Core i5, 24GB) to its knees. CPU shows as mostly idle & memory pressure is low, yet the machine can't redraw windows properly after about 5GB of I/O to local SSD. Completely frustrating. I moved the code over to an older (2010!) Mac running Ubuntu and it handles it without breaking a sweat. |
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"How to skip converting to APFS when installing macOS High Sierra":
http://osxdaily.com/2017/10/17/how-skip-apfs-macos-high-sier...