Later today I can test my iPad mini and iPad Pro on a number of USB ports and check the “Extra Operating Current”. My original test (earlier this year) did show an extra operating current, but that was with an earlier release of Mojave.Ok, this is interesting, since I hadn't tried all of the ports.
Both Rear Black: "Not Charging" indicated on iPad
Both Rear Red: "Not Charging" indicated on iPad
Both Rear Yellow: Charging (lightning bolt on battery)
Both Rear Blue: Charging (lightning bolt on battery)
Both USB-A ports on my case (Plugged into MoBo Header): "Not Charging" indicated on iPad.
Additionally, even when charging, the System Information for USB only shows 500ma, which shouldn't be enough to charge an iPad Pro with the screen on. This is an example when the iPad is plugged into a Blue port, I get charging indicator on the iPad with screen on, and indeed the battery percentage does increase.
Speed: Up to 480 Mb/sec
Manufacturer: Apple Inc.
Location ID: 0x14520000 / 12
Current Available (mA): 500
Current Required (mA): 500
Extra Operating Current (mA): 0
Sleep current (mA): 500
Are you using the Fenvi FV-T919? Have you tried the same recovery steps as before?Damn it, the Bluetooth is blocked again, is there anything I can do?
My first suggestion would be to boot from your bootable backup disk for a couple of days to check for system stability. If that system is stable then we can try to determine what might have happened to the main boot disk.My mac is freezing one time by day. How to check what is the problem ? Is it because I activated Filevault ?
When he freezes, I need to restart.
Later today I can test my iPad mini and iPad Pro on a number of USB ports and check the “Extra Operating Current”. My original test (earlier this year) did show an extra operating current, but that was with an earlier release of Mojave.
I'm in love with this app called MonitorControl, using your keyboard (works with Magic Kb too) you can control the brightness and volume of your display IF it supports DDC. Can't recommend it enough. Even if you use a real Mac with a Non-Apple external display... this is gold. In case you use brew, it's on cask too: brew cask install monitorcontrol
Ok, replying to myself. After reading a bit more I think this might have been a "user error" with a "soft boot" into the Mac side from having been using the Windows side of things. I had not tried turning the power totally off at the PSU.
So, I shutdown and hit the switch on the PSU. Waited a bit and then booted into the Mac side. The TB3 ports were working again. So, with regards to the TB ports, do we need to fully shutdown and turn off power each time we switch between OSes?