Just tried the following:In root, sip disabled and mount..etc, i deleted .VolumeIicon and alias in 2 locations.copy-pasted an icon onto System/Volumes/Data/ AND /. (Data is the same name as your HD, but different location)Instant change and .VolumeIcon on 2 locations (no alias)Restarted and icon holds. Didn't try this as user yet, just as rootHope this helps!
.VolumeIcon needs to be in /System/Volumes/Data/An alias of .VolumeIcon needs to be in /With Sip disabled, 'sudo mount -uw /' > 'killall Finder' and logged in as root i managed to change this.(Copy-paste icon on HD, move it to /System/Volumes/Data/ , make alias in /
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App Store update...https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/apple-remote-desktop/id409907375?mt=12
Because it is not a beta!
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Argh!As of oktober 1st. You'd imagine Apple would release the final (as it states GM in the info plist)
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Last 2 posts are somehow confusing..Delete users/yourname/library/Containers/com.apple.Photos and users/yourname/library/Containers/com.apple.photolibrarydOption/shift start Photos and select your library.That will do the trick too.
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Had the same issue. Used Appcleaner to delete Photos. Uncheck the app and check all the others. Delete, restart Photo's, confirm dialogs and all's good. Tried it several times; works!
