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Actually just found a solution for my issue with not being able to open ANY dmg on Catalina:sudo spctl --master-disable
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THAT FIXED IT!!!!THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!For this entire time I've had to do 100% of my development without the simulator. This finally allows me to debug! So very thankful for the help. 🙂-Verxion
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Could you post screenshots? My situation is that on Catalina, whether I double click, control+click and choose "open", or right click and choose "open", I get the same dialog box, which just says "the following disk images couldn't be opened".To give you an idea, I get this even for example even when trying to access files from Apple: Download for Sketch-Verxion
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Also tried resetting all content and settings in the simulator. Didn't help.
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It took me five days to decrypt the drive, but once decrypted, the performance improved by ONE HUNDRED TIMES. Something is horribly wrong with Catalina’s accessing encrypted volumes... -Verxion
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Glad you got it working!Can you do me a favor and test the performance of accessing the SD card over USB-C? On my Retina MB, performance is basically USB1 levels. 😟-Verxion
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FYI, I think Catalina has some kind of horrendous logging or just bad support in general for external (USB-C) media. I get anywhere from just 4MB/s to "as much as" 20MB/s on either of my Samsung EVO 840 SSDs. It could honestly be choking just simply because of the performance.(I get abysmal performance on anything over USB-C, flash drives, 7200 rpm spinning hdds, SSDs (I have four kinds here), even SDHC cards are insanely slow)-Verxion
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I can see mine - I have a Samsung EVO 840 (two actually), but the performance in Catalina (both betas) is HORRIBLE. It ranges from literally 4MB/s to "as much as" 20MB/s. Absolutely horrendous.Not sure why you'd not be seeing it. I'd say try finding it in Disk Utility. Also, you can try this from terminal: diskutil cs listGood luck!-Verxion