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1. #FINALE 2014.5 WONT FORCE QUIT HOW TO#
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#FINALE 2014.5 WONT FORCE QUIT FULL#

From birth, to puppy, to scampy adolescent, growing into a young adult, a full adult, and then senior before you know it, slipping into geriatric, then the hospice stage, and then actively dying and onto death. This is for those that want to know what it was like for us, for either their own knowledge, or to share with those that might need it.ĭogs go through stages just like we do, developmental stages. This is detailed so if death bothers you, or you are not in a good place, I wouldn’t suggest reading any further. These were my experiences, not to be judged as good or bad, but what it is like to support an actively dying dog. There are some good articles out there, please make sure to google them. I have been asked to describe my experiences with my dogs while they were actively dying. To be present and whole for them, with no other intention. So I breathed in and out, and found that courage to support my dogs, honor their life on their terms, give them the comfort that they needed, and to be there spiritually, emotionally, and physically for them. A powerful place to be, a humbling place to be. Internally the begging and pleading and making a bargain, but your mind knowing that everything is out of your control now, set in motion, a motion that cannot be stopped or changed. For in each breath that they took I wanted to desperately rewind the clock, make things better, yell NO this cannot happen, not to you. I sit and write this with a semblance of composure, but in those moments, it took every ounce of courage I had to hold myself together, and be there for them. And I am learning.įor me, with Franny and Ocean, I was there with them until the end, the very end, to be part of their remaining life, and be with them as they entered death. We knew each other so intimately, intensely, and lovingly.īeing a part of another beings death is in fact being a witness to their life. They were so important to me, they held a deep place in my heart that very few ever get to enter. That is hard for me.įranny and Ocean died within one year of each other. Death is not a side effect, it cannot be changed, it cannot be altered, it is out of my hands. It is the finality of it that shakes me though.

#FINALE 2014.5 WONT FORCE QUIT HOW TO#

It might just be my lesson in life this go around, to learn how to feel about it, and know that in death there is completion in the circle of life.

#FINALE 2014.5 WONT FORCE QUIT CODE#

I'm sure once some hackers get the final code they'll be able to do a deep dive regarding the specifics of how things work but it appears that Apple is working on many of the complaints people have of HFS+ but it appears they do such technical changes in a 'low key way' rather than trumpeting it to the same degree as they do with user visible changes.Death is not my strong suit.

Just ran the 'Disk Utility' on my 'Macintosh HD' drive and it appears that the main drive inherits a lot of the redundancy that sits underneath such as the ability to repair the disk whilst it is still online (click on the parent disk, click repair and it does both the LVM and the partition sitting on top). I thought stuff had moved over to CoreStorage already before, but I'm guessing that was just for Fusion Drives? If you search around for Yosemite and CoreStorage it looks like other people noticed the change back with the first betas.I guess that'd also explain why some people had issues trying to boot back to other partitions on the same drive as the beta.įusion drives and when you encrypt your drive.

There is the possibility that they're wanting to modernise HFS+ without sacrificing compatibility - Apple is ripping the guts out of HFS+ and gradually re-implementing them in Core Storage so in the end HFS+ ends up looking like a personality on top of an entirely different technology core. I know the initial reasons are probably related to the hybrid disks and possible hiding recovery partitions, but I wonder if Apple has other changes in the pipeline that necessitate this. It'll be interesting to see what the rationale is behind it and whether the change has resulted in Apple bringing some 'under the hood' changes whilst keeping HFS+ compatibility. I installed the operating system and on reboot I went into the disk utility and the installer had changed it to Core Storage volume.

#FINALE 2014.5 WONT FORCE QUIT INSTALL#

Interesting thing I noticed - I did a completely clean install and by that I mean I wrote zeros completely over the disk to remove any trace of partitions, entered into the disk utility and formatted it.