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Apple published macOS Ventura in November 2022. CCC 6.1.3 (and later), published in September 2022, is fully compatible with macOS Ventura. We cite known problems that Apple introduced in the new OS below.

Apple published macOS Monterey in October 2021. CCC 6.0.4 (and later), published contemporaneously with Monterey, is fully compatible with macOS Monterey. We cite known problems that Apple introduced in the new OS below.

CCC es una utilidad avanzada de copias de seguridad y copia de archivos para Mac.

Apple published macOS Catalina in September 2019. CCC 5.1.10 (and all versions of CCC 6), published in August 2019, is fully compatible with macOS Catalina. We cite known problems that Apple introduced in the new OS below.

CCC 6 ofrece una supervisión nunca vista para sus tareas de copia de seguridad, además de un nuevo sistema de copia de archivos que es más rápido e inteligente, y está diseñado para adaptarse al rápido ritmo de innovación en el sistema de archivos por parte de Apple. Si le sumamos la interfaz más elegante y moderna, creemos que le va a encantar esta nueva versión de CCC.

Apple published macOS Big Sur in November 2020. CCC 5.1.22 (and all versions of CCC 6), published in October 2020, is fully compatible with macOS Big Sur. We cite known problems that Apple introduced in the new OS below.

CCC 6.1.8

October 23, 2023

CCC includes, in source or binary form, the following open source projects.

vsdbutil and hfs.util

CCC contains portions of source code available under the Apple Public Source License. That code may be downloaded by clicking the links below.

Some Big Sur startup volumes don't appear in the Startup Disk Preference Pane

In the past, the Startup Disk Preference Pane would list all available startup volumes, including volumes cloned by CCC (whether CCC used ASR or its own file copier). Some Big Sur cloned volumes do not appear in the Startup Disk Preference Pane, despite being perfectly bootable.

We have reported this issue to Apple (FB8889774) and we are currently awaiting a response.

Cuando Apple introdujo el sistema de archivos APFS hace varios años, llegó con un concepto nuevo: el contenedor APFS. Todos los volúmenes APFS residen en un contenedor, y el contenedor reside dentro del esquema de particiones del disco. Todos los volúmenes de un contenedor comparten el espacio disponible para el contenedor; los contenedores APFS independientes no comparten espacio entre ellos.