The below resource was quite an interesting read, thanks for sharing! I haven’t really caught up with this since
A I generally have more than enough after market ram
And B I don’t use Swap files
Though it’s great to know its there and some ways to mitigste it
Actually, when a system will not post, this is the first thing we tell people to check when they call in.
Cables, especially in an industrial environment, can come loose due to any number of factors. Even so called “latching” sata cables can work themselves loose enough to cause a system to not post.
@mandog is correct, there are benefits to soldering directly to the motherboard instead of using a socket/ slot connector, and he gave very good reasons why. So I will not belabor them again. However, for consumer level products, it just does not make sense. On gear that is supposed to be either “MilSpec” or designed for extreme environments, then soldering components makes sense. Not on Grandma’s MacBook that she uses to check her e-mail.
On Topic:
I hope they figure out why it is doing this. It sounds like a problem with their kernel/ software. We shall see.
That being said, the only products in my house from a company named Apple are vinyl records… ie. Apple Records and a copy of the Beatles White Album.
Yet Another Reason to NOT Use Apple. The only reason I use apple is for school. They give use school issued iPads. Other than that, I don’t support Apple at all.
Well we have to get used to it. We bought 3 android phone this year all have sealed cases. but look at the benefit acidendly drop in water they still work not.
At the end people decide they want or not knowing this, people with some knowhow should also educate people with les know how, then they can decide to do or not. But its all going to online drives and cloud services.