Note: Some Mac users can't create shared drives in Drive for desktop. As a workaround, they can create shared drives in their browser at drive.google.com. This issue will be resolved in a future release.
I did this exercise: I locate a folder manually in my Google Drive for desktop, copy its name exactly, paste it in the finder and it finds nothing. My finder doesn't search inside my Google Drive, period. does anyone have an idea? macOS catalina 10.15.7 - iMac late 2013
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Exactly!! BY THE WAY you have the same iMac model I have and I also have other computers running High Sierra and even El Capitan, that found everything inside my google drive for desktop drive without a single problem. If I don't find a solution for this issue I will have to install an alternative finder app such as TotalFinder or so. We'll see it. Thank you for your reply.
Exactly what happened to me right now. It worked for 2 minutes and then when I connected my second account, it could no longer find files in either account. I am suspecting this is has to do with multiple accounts, even though it does not make any sense. In my other computers at work, we have more than one Google drive account and the finder finds everything. But thank you so much for trying to help. We should keep in touch so one of us, or another fellow will find the solution, I am sure.
Cryptomator desktop does not connect directly to a cloud storage. It always saves the encrypted files on your Lokal storage, which you then have to sync to your online storage via the storage app. In your case google backup and Sync.
Below we have provided two links. One redirects you to the google drive folder, where the macOS Catalina ISO file has been saved safe and secure. Moreover, the file is divided into seven parts. This is the best option for those, who have a slow and unstable internet connection. Those guys can easily download the files one by one.
Moreover, if you confront issues during the download of the file from the google drive, especially the error in the google drive Quota exceeded. So, please visit the following link to resolve the Quota Exceeded problem.
However, the file size of these updates differs depending on the Mac device you are using. That means the downloaded update might not necessarily be the full installer version. For instance, if you wish to keep the installer file as archive for further application, or use it to generate bootable flash drive, this file size won't be sufficient.
Hello all:after migration from my mac mini to my mac studio running Monterey OS, google drive always making problems,1- always asking for syncing etc, and sometimes refuse to sync my folders on my HD.2- if i need to go to it's preferences, Voice over can not see it at all, i can find it in the extrus bar, but it's not there, do not know what is the issue, and what can i do to make it working normally.Thanks in advance
though I'm not answering your question, I am wondering how you download this app. for me, the download button does not work in Safari in Catalina. help would be nice, as I am running out of storage in my google account, and I need to get google backup and sink working so I can deleete files.thank you,Daniel
However, installing macOS Catalina 10.15 on Vmware workstation pro, Virtualbox, or Hackintosh. you have to download some files like ( ISO file, VMDK file, and DMG file). You can download the DMG file of macOS Catalina 10.15 from the App store but most of you do not have the developer account. so we found a solution for you to solve your problem by creating the DMG file of macOS Catalina 10.15. Now macOS Catalina DMG file is a direct link for you to install it on your Mac or installing on the third-party platform. in this article, I will discuss the feature of macOS Catalina 10.15 briefly and will provide the direct download link of the macOS Catalina DMG file in google drive for you.
IST 07:06 pm: Reports coming in can confirm that plenty of macOS Big Sur users, including those on version 11.2.2, are still experiencing issues with external hard drive functionality. Details here.
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Remove your current chromedriver and search for the chromedriver that matches your chrome version displayed in your "About Google Chrome" (example: 96.0.4664.110). This worked for me on a mac with the Monterey OS
The above answers were helpful. I would just add that if you're running Selenium from a development environment, in my case a Jupyter Notebook, and this is the issue, you're likely to see a PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied error. There are other causes for this error, but it can be that macOS Catalina is blocking chromedriver from running for security reasons. Following the approaches above, I ran it from the command line and then was able to open it from Jupyter using driver = webdriver.Chrome('path/to/chromedriver).
After updating to Mac OS Ventura 13.0 you are now required to go to System Settings > Privacy & Security. Scroll down to the Security section and you can see chromedriver there. Click on Allow Anyway (it will prompt for admin credentials).
I'm running an ARM64 conda miniforge3 env, and wonder if webdriver_manager installation issues might be missing support/compatibility, as discussed about the Mozilla geckodriver here. Although it does seem like the drivers have already added support for M1, there appear to be yet unresolved issues (see here).
The drive should now be formatted Mac OS Extended (Journaled) and can be confirmed by selecting the indented entry which will now show Volume Mac OS Extended (Journaled) under the name you provided
Hopefully you have an older Time Machine back up from before you upgraded as this will make the downgrade process a lot easier. Ideally you will have had your backup drive plugged in making regular backups of your Mac, or at least you will have made a backup prior to upgrading to Big Sur (which is something we always advise when updating an OS). With your pre Monterey Time Machine backup in hand you can recover your machine from before the update and then copy back any files you created after you installed Monterey.
It needs to be a complete backup of your system from before the upgrade. That backup can be on a directly connected external disk, hooked up by USB or Thunderbolt. Or it can be on a Time Machine compatible network drive. Read this advice about making a back up of your Mac: How to back up a Mac.
If you are using a Mac with a T2 Chip then you need to ensure that you enable booting from external media or this will not work! To do this you need to access Recovery Mode and then choose Startup Security Utility from the menu. Here you will see a number of options including those for Secure Boot and those for Allowed Boot Media. It is in this second section that you will find Allow booting from external or removable media. You will need this selected to boot from a bootable drive.
It is possible that you may have to follow these instructions in downgrading if you have installed Mojave on a Fusion drive or hard drive and want to revert to High Sierra or earlier. Similarly, if you installed High Sierra on a Mac with an SSD and wanted to revert to Sierra.
rclone mount -vv media: ./rclone_mount2020/03/17 10:27:19 DEBUG : rclone: Version "v1.51.0" starting with parameters ["rclone" "mount" "-vv" "media:" "./rclone_mount"]2020/03/17 10:27:19 DEBUG : Using config file from "/Users/username/.config/rclone/rclone.conf"2020/03/17 10:27:21 DEBUG : Encrypted drive 'media:': Mounting on "./rclone_mount"2020/03/17 10:27:21 Fatal error: failed to mount FUSE fs: exit status 1
alex@Alex-MacBook-Air % sudo rclone mount --allow-non-empty onedrive_remote:/ /Movies/sudo: setrlimit(8): Invalid argument2020/04/06 21:53:56 mount helper error: mount_osxfuse: /Movies: Read-only file system2020/04/06 21:53:56 Fatal error: failed to mount FUSE fs: mount_osxfusefs: exit status 64
The process for backing up an iPhone to an external hard drive on Mac is pretty similar for users with macOS Mojave or older operating systems that, like Windows, use iTunes for iPhone backups. If you use a Mac with macOS Catalina, the process differs, using Finder instead.
Below we'll cover how to move your library to a NAS device or network drive as well as a PC. Since iTunes has been replaced in macOS Catalina, we'll also look at how to do it with Apple's new Music app.
Why go through the trouble of moving your library to a network drive or NAS device? Well, a computer that houses your iTunes library needs to be turned on any time you want to access the content from a different device.
If you have a network drive or NAS set up, use the software for your router or NAS to create a specific network share to store your iTunes library. Name it something like iTunesContent, then open File Explorer in Windows or Finder in macOS.
Map a drive to this new network share, maybe assigning the letter "I" to iTunesContent. Finally, create a folder on your new network share called iTunes. Then, open your new iTunes folder and create a subfolder called iTunes Media.
The location should say: I:\iTunes\iTunes Media (assuming you used "I" as the drive letter for mapping). Then check the two options for "Keep iTunes Media folder organized" and "Copy files to iTunes Media folder when adding to library." Click OK to close the Preferences window. 2ff7e9595c
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