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1. #Trim enabler 3 to disk sensei for mac os x10.7.5 install#
2. #Trim enabler 3 to disk sensei for mac os x10.7.5 serial#
3. #Trim enabler 3 to disk sensei for mac os x10.7.5 archive#
4. #Trim enabler 3 to disk sensei for mac os x10.7.5 upgrade#

Thunderbolt storage devices cause Sensei to behave erratically, displaying disk capacity gauges for all connected volumes. This bug extends to the Storage module under Sensei’s Hardware sidebar, where the Benchmark tool bizarrely prompted us to manually select a writeable volume-despite already having permission-then erratically displayed real-time read/write results. On the iMac and MacBook Air used for testing, the app rarely displayed every local volume, and even when it did, capacity gauges were empty across the board. A left-hand sidebar provides one-click access to four built-in Utilities (Optimize, Uninstaller, Clean, Trim), along with shortcuts to display more detailed Hardware particulars (Storage, Graphics, Battery, Cooling).Īlthough the Dashboard view is a sight for sore eyes, Thunderbolt-attached Drobo and RAID storage devices made Sensei behave schizophrenically. Underneath, sections are grouped by RAM, processor, graphics, and storage MacBooks also display battery gauge, health, and time remaining.

#Trim enabler 3 to disk sensei for mac os x10.7.5 serial#

The main window provides an overview of your Mac hardware, with model-specific details including serial number, manufacture date, and identifier across the top. In any case, has taken a few days to deal with so far.Sensei is a feast for the visual senses, packing a ton of hardware data inside an attractive, well-organized user interface. I did trash Trim Enabler and cleaned caches and did maintenance with Onyx so hopefully will not be a continuing problem. So don't know if this is going to be a continuing problem or not as I can't inactivate trim. I don't know if this was chance or somehow holding the trackpad down had an effect.Īfter the drive back again, I tried ALL the steps that Cindori suggested to inactivate trim and none of the steps had any effect whatsoever. This happened, disk came out, and suddenly the drive came to life again. Every attempt resulted ONLY in a gray screen.įinally, giving up after trying the optical drive, restarted holding down the trackpad to eject the CD.

#Trim enabler 3 to disk sensei for mac os x10.7.5 install#

#Trim enabler 3 to disk sensei for mac os x10.7.5 archive#

Attempting to access internet archive (not sure right word) by using command/option/R.Using external boot backup, USB port, and holding down option key.Starting with command/R to access recovery volume.

Here is what I tried (along with help from Apple): On trying to start, gray screen, no icon. I had installed an OWC SSD inside, put in a couple of years ago, and trim enabled.

#Trim enabler 3 to disk sensei for mac os x10.7.5 upgrade#

Upgrade went fine, was able to use it a day, then no boot. Was on Maverick, upgraded carefully (prepped and cleaned). I tried Disk Utility again and I still have no options available to erase or partition my original disk, although it is there.Ĭan anyone help me get my original disk back into functioning form? If I can just get the disk erased and partitioned, I can load my Time Machine backup and be off to the races. I have re-installed Yosemite on my second hard drive and booted from there. cd /Volumes/mydrive doesn't work - no such directory.

The drive isn't mounted so I cannot access it with Terminal (at least with my level of knowledge). Disk Utility can see this drive, but cannot erase or re-partition it. The backup failed almost immediately, but did manage to erase the HD (or at least the partition is gone). Upon restart, my machine gets the grey screen with the crossed-out circle of death.Īfter figuring out what happened, I then attempted to restore from a Time Machine backup (10.9). I recently upgraded to Yosemite, enabled FileVault and foolishly enabled TRIM (had no idea it wasn't supported).