- #MAC OS EXTENDED JOURNALED ENCRYPTED OR NOT FOR MAC#
- #MAC OS EXTENDED JOURNALED ENCRYPTED OR NOT MAC OS#
You’ll see HFS+ listed in your Mac’s operating system as Mac OS Extended (Journaled). But for earlier MacOS versions like Catalina, Mojave. The best drive format for a Time Machine backup is APFS. There's nothing wrong with disk utility other than the steps involved to reach an equivalent drive setup. When your MacBook Pro, MacBook Air or iMac is running MacOS Big Sur (version 11.0). You can use diskutil cs list from the command line (in terminal.app) to show the encryption status and details. It handles the formatting, generating the crypto keys and lets you choose a passphrase to unlock the keys. Disk Utility is a bit of a chore to set up encryption of an external drive, so I usually just wipe the drive and set it for Backups and then tell Time Machine to encrypt the drive.
#MAC OS EXTENDED JOURNALED ENCRYPTED OR NOT FOR MAC#
Starting with Mac OS 10.5, the default file system is HFS+ or Mac OS Extended.This is the only file system on which AutoCAD for Mac 2011 through 2017 will run. So you either need to a) visit a Mac with older macOS, or b) use a virtual machine. But BS will use a disk which was formatted HFS+ encrypted by an older version of macOS. AutoCAD installation on Case-sensitive volumes is not supported. And if you try to encrypt later (via control-click in Finder), the HFS+ volume will be converted to APFS encrypted. In both instances you end up with a volume wrapper and key storage to unlocks the encrypted file system where the data is safely stored. Causes: The disk drive in the system is formatted with a file system other than Mac OS Extended (Journaled) or it is formatted as Case-sensitive. Yes - it's the same whole disk encryption.
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