It’s quite rare, but sometimes trying to access your Mac’s log, directly or in an app like T2M2, returns an error. Here’s what to do.
Consolation
Migration brings old software which isn’t really incompatible, but can slow your Mac down. This one was caught during startup.
Both are now notarized for added security, there is a small bug fixed in Consolation, and updated documentation.
I am delighted to announced that my paper providing the first full description of the macOS unified log […]
What do you do when an app accessing your log returns an error, or no results at all? Step through this to check your log system.
When Time Machine backs up an APFS volume, it works quite differently from the way it did on HFS+. Explored here using log entries from Mojave.
It’s actually even easier to browse the unified log and discover what is going wrong with a reproducible problem. Here’s how.
TCC observed loading overrides during startup, and two typical sequences responding to access requests. Useful tips for fixing problems.
Survey of changes which have occurred since the first version of the unified log in macOS Sierra, with particular emphasis on Mojave.
Natural language parsing, privacy exploring, update investigating, xattr-tweaking, iCloud poking, log browsing: they’re all here for Mojave.
