instal the last version for windows WindowManager 10.13.2

Half the time, when I go into work and plug in, I get 30hz sync on the monitor plugged into the dock. This is idiotic, but I wouldn’t mind so much if it actually worked consistently. Because of apparently some lame design decisions, in order to run dual external monitors over a single TB3 port, you need the dock, which has one DisplayPort output, then a TB3-> DisplayPort (via USB-C alt mode IIRC) dongle plugged into the dock. I use the OWC TB3 dock with dual Asus PA328qs with the latest firmware. Why it doesn’t do this and “tries” to guess their position somehow is beyond me. Store the screen layout using serials from the EDIDs. Throughout this Apple Support has been anything but (aborting when for some reason my Mini’s S/N failed to match their records for Server machines, and thus bailing on me on the premise that I shouldn’t have RAID anyway so basically screw me.) On Monday I’m gonna nuke it again and try another route from scratch. Currently permissions are so fucked up I can’t even stream music from iTunes.

I re-defined my home folder to be on the second drive but cannot log in until I’ve logged into a utility account and mounted the encrypted partition separately. After failing to re-enable RAID I broke my system into individual root and /User partitions on separate drives (or tried to) and discovered that APFS (Encrypted) and /etc/fstab don’t get along. I finally managed to boot my system again on the 20th December. When I decided to reinstall my OS from scratch and reload from backups I discovered to my horror that mine was not a supported configuration and there was no way in hell I would be getting back to where I started from.

High Sierra beta worked fine and upgraded fine to golden master and subsequent. My MacMini6,2 (2012 Server) has two SSDs RAIDed together.

Instal the last version for windows WindowManager 10.13.2