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#Issues with monterey for mac
#Issues with monterey install
#Issues with monterey free
#Issues with monterey windows

On my Mac with a 256 SSD - you can see at the bottom, 172 GB is free for new files since the purgeable don't need any action if I choose to add more files - they do important work speeding up network calls and also save the SSD wear cycles from erasing cached files that are likely to be used again. In the comments, I recommended you use Apple tools or something like DaisyDisk which does classify purgeable space and snapshots apart from the "user space" you want to focus on to free space.

Firm links and sandboxes and sealed system volumes mean that even tools that try to "traverse" one home for user files won't catch application caches, settings, data as easily as before. In your case - 50 GB of apps, 5 GB of iCloud data and 4 GB of Documents maptģ.

#Issues with monterey install

Increased usage of firmlinks and to a lesser extent hard links. Resolves an issue where using MDM to install a macOS 12 Monterey update may install macOS 13 Ventura.

Sparse files, purgeable files (cloud backed files that serve as "cache" can be freed on demand) also make it more complicated when "file size" is not necessarily the "space used on disk" and when two files use the same space - the tools don't know if the OS has commingled those identical bits or not.

Snapshots and copy on write mean that files can share space on the disk.

Three major changes have made older tools like Grand Perspective and Disk Inventory less useful. I don't believe you have any issues and everything looks quite normal.

#Issues with monterey windows

Im coming from windows and i dont know if this is normal.Īnd last but not least is this overly large block of data that i found using disk inventory x that cannot be found. There is a chance that it has something to do with all of this but i dont know how, or where i should start fixing the problem.įirst of all, is this volume "layout" normal? I must also mention that I had an issue with macos big sur which led to me reinstalling macos couple of months ago. I cannot imagine what the issue could be, thats why im going to tackle it down one by one. System information tells me that i have ~90gb free space on my mac while disk utility tells me that its ~70gb,onyx says its <60gb and storage management is more along the lines of ~85gb. It is not a local snapshot issue, i already got rid of every snapshot. The numbers that disk utility, system information, storage management and onyx were giving me were not the same. In the last couple of days I noticed that there was something off about my storage. Selvanm30, here's what I found out after working with VMware support on several calls, and lots of debugging.New mac user here running Monterey 12.1 (21C52) and I wanted to know if this Drive/ Volume layout is normal. I did remind VMware support that this is probably because the overwhelming majority of VMware Fusion users do not have a paid support contract, and of those that do, there are probably very few who have this specific combination of gear. VMware support says that hopefully sometime in the future this issue will get fixed, but it's not a high priority because I'm the only person who has reported it. If I plan to use MS Teams on the VM again, I need to change the MAC sound settings back to the Jabra Engage 75 headset.

#Issues with monterey for mac

When I want to use the external Jabra 710 Speaker for MAC audio, I need to go to the MAC Sound settings, and change the Output/Input settings to point to the Jabra 710 External Speaker. With the above configuration, I can make MS teams without issues. On the VM, set the Sound Card settings for both the Output, and Input Device to "System Default"

On the MAC, set the input and output sound settings to the Jabra Engage 75 headset.ģ.

We could duplicate the issue on demand, but unable to determine the root cause, but we do have a workaround.ġ. OK folks here's what I found out after working with VMware support on several calls, and lots of debugging.