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Thank you, after diabling SIP and mounting with "sudo mount -uw /" worked. I was able to collect kernel debug core for further analysis and fixed my crash issue.For second error, I had to use older Xcode 9.4.1 in order to support MAC OS 10.14.x OS.Here, is the link that I followed,https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/123207
Hi Quinn,One of my team member had raised the bug for the same. Here is the bug id - https://bugreport.apple.com/web/?problemID=48189135Feedback assistant id - https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/feedback/5339891Feedback report for Finder - https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/feedback/7323090Please let me know, if I need to raise feedback against other component? SMBUtil is not present under component.If MAC honors SMB's offline bit, it is of greater help to us. We even contacted Apple technical support team which is available through priviledged account, but the they closed our request by asking us to contact helpline directly.Later we ended up doing too many changes at server, windows, mac box side to support icloud way of display of files on MAC.Hope for the resolution from Apple side with support for SMB offline bit. Thanks for the help.
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Can you please share some documentation on kNotifyVFSXXX and kNotify, on how exactly I can get notified on smb dfs mount.Also is there any simplified way I can get notified through mount command line tool. I observed "#define VQ_MOUNT 0x0008 /* new filesystem arrived */", but not sure on usage of it.Thanks in advance.
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Yes mount command line tool provided the mounted volume list and DFS mounted volume is available in that. But in our case, we have no clue if it is DFS junction, mounted or not. We need DFS mount successful event to further communicate on named pipes. The other way is polling to mount tool in regular intervals. Is there any way when we get notified on DFS mount to user mode or even kernel mode, where we can further communicate to our server after DFS mount successful?
