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How to Downgrade from macOS Sierra with Time Machine If you skip that, you’ll lose the interim data. I personally get around this by creating a folder on the Time Machine volume and manually dragging and dropping important new documents into it, then just copy them back over to the restored Mac, but some users rely on iCloud Drive, DropBox, or other services.

* Remember, a side effect of rolling back with Time Machine is that any interim data will be missing unless you manually back up the files yourself before beginning the process (for example, if you restored from January 1 but it’s now January 15, you would lose files created or modified between those two dates unless you manually back them up before the restore).
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The ability to prevent data loss, or roll back problematic software updates or OS upgrades is invaluable. I duplicated this question from Ask Different and Server Fault in order to get more opinions.This obviously requires a functioning Time Machine backup to work, one of of many reasons why setting up Time Machine on a sufficiently large external drive is one of the most important maintenance routines you can have on a Mac.
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I even erased all my disk contents and tried to do a completely fresh OS X install, thinking that some sort of buggy update caused some mess into my system.Īlready tried it with System Integrity Protection (rootless) disabled:Īlready tried to run the launchctl startup procedures (as described above) with "sudo". Neither Docker container running a tftpd bound to UDP/69 was able to work. Maybe some OS update that brought this faulty behavior to tftpd? $ launchctl unload -F /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/istĬould you please evaluate what is happening? Since it was a non-stopping service, cause an intensive I/O, I had to stop it and this is the usual procedure I always did: $ launchctl stop Jun 22 14:36:59 MacBook-Pro (): Service exited with abnormal code: 1 Jun 22 14:36:59 MacBook-Pro tftpd: setgid to -2: Operation not permitted Taking a look at "/var/log/system.log" with tail I could see the following messages in loop (seriously, it was a huge messages volume and my SSD HD almost burned because this high intensive I/O when log writing).

In order to download the firmwares, the process is simple: $ tftpĪs you might guess the "Transfer timed out" does not means a good thing for me. Then I put my firmwares under the "/private/tftpboot" directory, which was already setup to mode 0777. The basic procedure I always did to start the tftpd: $ launchctl load -F /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ist I do not know exactly the reasons, because could not find any support neither people discussing this problem (is it because no one else uses tftp like me to flash routers using Apple?). So far, so good, since yesterday (Jun 21, 2016) it simply did not worked anymore. I use tftp in a daily basis, as part of my work.
