![]() There's no way I'm ready to do production work on a system where I can't clone the system disk and obtain a verified bootable copy of my system as a fallback system disk in case of a problem with the internal disk. For information, the target disk is a newly created APFS partition on an external Thunderbolt/USB3 rotational disk (most of the other partitions on this disk are still HFS+), if this is relevant to the issue. Then I'm left with a useless target volume, only good to be reformatted. DU informs me that "APFS inverter failed to invert the volume - Invalid argument" and then "OSStatus error 22". Then, the target volume inversion fails (by the way, what on Earth is this "target volume inversion" and what is it needed for?). But when trying to clone an APFS system disk, the works progresses smoothly until the last step. Using Disk Utility to clone an APFS data disk works fine, without any issue. And I still can't envision moving to it with an SSD system disk, as I haven't yet been able to figure a way to clone an APFS system disk with Disk Utility. It's been now a while I've been doing tests with High Sierra (10.13.5 recently). ![]()
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