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Hello,
I've been successfully installing Big Sur 11.2.3 on my system as the following:
System:
Everything works, bluetooth, wifi, sound and video. Debug is disable. Bluetooth is spamming log with some buffer error, so I turned it off.
Upon checking on SSD Smart statistic ( How to install Smart tools ) I found that it has written over 5.7TB of data in the span of 5 days, over 1TB / day. Is it normal behaviour? I have mac mini 2018/512GB/64gb for over a year, it had written over 1.34 TB only. If this trend continue, my SSD will die in about a year or less since it will reach the maximum TBW (tbw about 300TB).
I was wondering if something is missing. From activity monitor, the reading is normal, data written in 1.5GB.
My config.plist is attached.
I'm looking for any feedbacks, it's really appreciated.
BR//
Maxx
I've been successfully installing Big Sur 11.2.3 on my system as the following:
System:
- CPU: Intel i9-10900
- Motherboard: Gigabyte Z590i Aorus Ultra
- RAM: 64GB Corsair Vengeance Pro DDR4-3200
- Storage:
- ADATA SX8200PNP 512GB
- Bootloader: OpenCore 0.6.7
- SMBIOS: iMacPro1,1
Everything works, bluetooth, wifi, sound and video. Debug is disable. Bluetooth is spamming log with some buffer error, so I turned it off.
Upon checking on SSD Smart statistic ( How to install Smart tools ) I found that it has written over 5.7TB of data in the span of 5 days, over 1TB / day. Is it normal behaviour? I have mac mini 2018/512GB/64gb for over a year, it had written over 1.34 TB only. If this trend continue, my SSD will die in about a year or less since it will reach the maximum TBW (tbw about 300TB).
sudo smartctl --all /dev/disk0
I was wondering if something is missing. From activity monitor, the reading is normal, data written in 1.5GB.
My config.plist is attached.
I'm looking for any feedbacks, it's really appreciated.
BR//
Maxx