The Apple Store in my location uses the Big Sur which I also requested to be installed. I'll be unable to verify if the CF & SD cards fail to mount under the Ventura 13.2.

Required schlepping the box to the store, to clear the highest level of security lock, and authorization from Apple. UPDATE: Jan 31 2023: looks like som weird security issue, acrroding to Jack Z I think they lost control over this 15GB monster and badly need the 'Vista moment' to wake up. The CF and SD cards NEVER mount, under any conditions, on the Ventura 13.2 and the Disk Utility doesn't see them either, even after formatting in the camera. I tried everything: verified cards & readers using 3 different OS (Ventura, Snow Leopard, Ubuntu) and everything works on the other systems but Ventura. I find each new macOS release worse then its predecessor, invasive, with annoying and nagging prompts to sign to the iCloud, which I wouldn't touch, and with zero respect for user privacy. Is there a Terminal command to mount those cards? The Disk Utility doesn't see them either, so I can't download any files. I've upgraded from the Ventura 13.1, which killed the QNAP External RAID manager, to 13.2 hoping they fixed the bug, and now it doesn't mount the CF and SD cards. Professionals or those who rely on their Macs for getting work done should: (1) Always “upgrade” a test system first and thoroughly test it, never the primary machine (2) Delay a minimum of 6 months before attempting to “upgrade”. MacOS Monterey is now reasonably stable, so it’s OK for most users. Any company that releases a major OS update on a calendar schedule is by definition irresponsible it’s not possible to do so with quality. No way I am installing this new Apple crapware “upgrade” on any of my machines. I have run macOS Ventura so far only in a Parallels virtual machine, so I cannot confirm. Re: Apple Core Rot re: The Anxiety Inducing Experience of Updating macOS Monterey SEND FEEDBACK Related: Apple, Apple Core Rot, Apple macOS, Apple macOS Monterey, camera cards, CFExpress camera storage card, iMac, reader comment, SDXC camera storage card

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