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Click the icon below to download a free trial. You will be limited to 5 dives, pieces of gear, and sites. Cloud syncing is not available in the trial. Note: Some dive computers require a USB driver. Please visit the list of supported devices if you are unsure. MacDive is your digital logbook for downloading and logging your dives right from your dive computer! Supporting over 50 models of computer from Atomic Aquatics, Aeris, Mares, Oceanic, Suunto, and more, it's back for version 2! Version 2 provides a brand-new interface, bringing with it smart divelogs, iOS syncing, improved gear management, maps, and hundreds more updates to make it better. Home FortiGate / FortiOS 5.6 FortiGate / FortiOS FortiGate Next Generation Firewall utilizes purpose-built security processors and threat intelligence security services from FortiGuard labs to deliver top-rated protection and high performance, including encrypted traffic. ‎View and log your dives on the go. Detailed profiles, images, Smart Bluetooth downloads and more. We've brought the best features of MacDive for macOS to your pocket. MacDive for iPhone can be used as a fully featured standalone dive log, and it also works great in conjunction with MacDive for mac. MacDive 2 comes with a brand new coat of paint on the outside. But the changes don't stop there. It's been redesigned from the ground up on the inside, too.

Welcome to the MacDrive Support page.

Here you can find answers to some of the most common MacDrive questions, as well as view recent changes to MacDrive. As always, if there is a question you can't find an answer to, please drop a note to our support team.

1blocker 1 4 1. MacDrive Standard 9.3.2.6

New: Support for Boot Camp systems with unencrypted Core Storage Mac partitions
New: Support for disks with multiple RAID partitions Textmate 2 0 6 x 2.

MacDrive Standard 9.3.1.1

Fixed: Problem handling temp files created by some applications.

MacDrive Standard 9.3.0.5

Improved: MacDrive is now much faster when creating large numbers of files.

Fixed: Under certain conditions, renaming a folder that contains a large number of files can cause a crash.

Fixed: Minor issue when creating HFSX volumes.

Fixed: Disk corruption when creating heavily fragmented volumes.

Changed: For performance reasons, preserving classic Mac information when copying between disks is now optional.

MacDrive Standard 9.2.0.2

Now supports Windows 8.1

Fixed: Right-clicking a drive in Windows Explorer can crash Explorer.

Fixed: In some situations, activation failures displayed an incorrect error message.

MacDrive Standard 9.1.1.11

Fixed: Windows Explorer slowdown when right-clicking on a computer connected to a network but without Internet access.
Fixed: Several stability improvements to fix BSODs reported via Windows Error Reporting.
Improved: Offline activation automatically offered when encountering errors with internet activation.
Improved: Added specific dialogs for some activation scenarios, such as if attempting to activate MacDrive 9 Standard with a Pro serial number, or vice versa.
Improved: Clearer instructions in disk protection warning when reformatting a Mac disk with Windows.
Fixed: Misc. bugs.

MacDrive Standard 9.1.0.21

Fixed: Disk corruption when creating millions of files.
Fixed: System freeze if the computer is restarted immediately after copying files to a Mac disk.
Fixed: Activation offers more options if automatic activation fails.
Fixed: Crash in MacDrive CD/DVD burner.
Fixed: Misc. bugs. Yoink 3 4 download free.

MacDrive Standard 9.0.6

Fixed: Time Machine problems in Windows 8
Fixed: Potential disk corruption when creating millions of files

MacDrive Standard 9.0.5

Fixed: Some Windows 8 Store apps are unable to access files on Mac disks
Fixed: MacDrive was unnecessarily protecting partitions on removable media disks
Improved: License activation is now more reliable

MacDrive Standard 9.0.4

Fixed: In some situations, MacDrive won't activate
Fixed: Upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 8 might prevent computer from starting
Improved: Problems with activation in switching between virtual and non-virtual Windows

MacDrive Standard 9.0.3

Fixed: On some computers, Explorer crashes when right-clicking a disk
Fixed: Problem storing VMware virtual machines on a Mac disk
Fixed: MacDrive 9 interferes with Windows Experience Index on 64-bit systems
Fixed: Some Icelandic characters don't work in file names on Mac disks
Fixed: Some DMG images aren't mountable with MacDrive
Fixed: Very large fragmented files are sometimes unusable (user-created QuickTime files are sometimes affected)
Fixed: System crash when using Mac volumes with names longer than 32 characters
Fixed: In rare situations, activation claims to be successful but isn't
Improved: Simplified activation wizard
Improved: Maintaining activation after reinstalling Windows
Improved: Protects Mac disks when attempting to reformat a Mac volume in Explorer

MacDrive Standard 9.0.1

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Fixed: Potential disk corruption when hibernating Windows on a Boot Camp computer
Fixed: Some disk images (DMG files) don't open correctly
Fixed: Some computers incorrectly show an error saying that MacDrive isn't properly installed
Fixed: Some licenses would incorrectly become inactive, requiring reactivation
Improved: Better feedback when attempting to activate in a Guest user account

MacDrive Standard 9.0.0

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Windows 8.1/8/7/Vista/XP-32bit and Server 2012, 2008 and 2003.

Get answer to frequently asked questions about MacDrive, activation and other technical issues.

You can move virtual machines from one host or storage location to another location using hot or cold migration. For example, with vSphere vMotion you can move powered on virtual machines away from a host to perform maintenance, to balance loads, to collocate virtual machines that communicate with each other, to move virtual machines apart to minimize fault domain, to migrate to new server hardware, and so on.

You can perform several types of migration according to the virtual machine resource type.

Change compute resource only

Moving a virtual machine but not its storage to another compute resource, such as a host, cluster, resource pool, or vApp. You use vMotion to move a powered on virtual machine to another compute resource. You can move the virtual machine to another host by using cold migration or hot migration.

Change storage only

Moving a virtual machine and its storage, including virtual disks, configuration files, or a combination of these, to a new datastore on the same host. You can change the datastore using cold or hot migration. You use Storage vMotion to move a powered on virtual machine and its storage to a new datastore .

Change both compute resource and storage

Moving a virtual machine to another host and moving its disk or virtual machine folder to another datastore. You can change the host and datastore using cold or hot migration. When you move a virtual machine network between distributed switches, the network configuration and policies that are associated with the network adapters of the virtual machine are transferred to the target switch.

In vSphere 6.0 and later, you can move virtual machines between vSphere sites by using migration between these types of objects.

Moving virtual machines between two vCenter Server instances that are connected in Enhanced Linked Mode.

You can also move virtual machines between vCenter Server instances that are located across a long distance from each other.

For information about the requirements about vMotion across vCenter Server instances, see Requirements for Migration Between vCenter Server Instances.

To migrate virtual machines with disks larger than 2 TB, the source and destination ESXi hosts must be version 5.5 and later.