Re: macOS 10.12 Sierra - Indigo Server won't start
Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2016 10:19 amIndigo Domotics
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macOS 10.12 Sierra - Indigo Server won't start
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Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2016 10:19 amRe: macOS 10.12 Sierra - Indigo Server won't start
Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 1:32 pmWill Indigo give us an all clear on 10.12 and Indigo 6.x?
Re: macOS 10.12 Sierra - Indigo Server won't start
Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 3:39 pmNo. We've done as much as we can to make sure Indigo 6 works with Sierra. There may still be unresolved OS bugs however so the risk is yours.
As we've said in a variety of other locations, we always recommend waiting for at least a couple of OS dot releases after a new major OS release. If you're running Indigo on a dedicated Mac, then there really is no reason to upgrade immediately. Apple always releases security updates for the previous OS release for quite a long while.
As we've said in a variety of other locations, we always recommend waiting for at least a couple of OS dot releases after a new major OS release. If you're running Indigo on a dedicated Mac, then there really is no reason to upgrade immediately. Apple always releases security updates for the previous OS release for quite a long while.
Re: macOS 10.12 Sierra - Indigo Server won't start
Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 4:15 pmThanks, Jay, for the direction and your excellent software. Looking forward to 7.
Re: macOS 10.12 Sierra - Indigo Server won't start
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2016 8:47 pmJust curious, with the release of Indigo 7, what is the official status of Sierra support for Indigo 7 and Indigo 6?
(The Indigo 7 requirements state OS X 10.7.5 or newer, but doesn't specifically mention Sierra.)
(The Indigo 7 requirements state OS X 10.7.5 or newer, but doesn't specifically mention Sierra.)
Re: macOS 10.12 Sierra - Indigo Server won't start
Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2016 9:11 pmIt hasn't changed. There aren't any outstanding issues on the Indigo side that we are aware of and many users are running on it, but we don't fully recommend it because some folks experience USB problems (which aren't specific to Indigo).
Re: macOS 10.12 Sierra - Indigo Server won't start
Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2016 6:31 pmMatt,
Its been several weeks since the last post on this topic.
During the holidays, I would like to upgrade to Indigo 7, and update my MAC OS Sierra. Any tips, just dont do it, or, update indigo first, or update to Sierra, then update to Indigo 7 ?
I will be away from Vera a year this coming March...Have held off on the minor indigo V7 updates , because I am just so pleased with the stability of the V6 software..
I do not want to spend my holidays like last year , where I was spinning my wheels with Vera Ui7, and welcome your best practices / advice.
Thanks!
Its been several weeks since the last post on this topic.
During the holidays, I would like to upgrade to Indigo 7, and update my MAC OS Sierra. Any tips, just dont do it, or, update indigo first, or update to Sierra, then update to Indigo 7 ?
I will be away from Vera a year this coming March...Have held off on the minor indigo V7 updates , because I am just so pleased with the stability of the V6 software..
I do not want to spend my holidays like last year , where I was spinning my wheels with Vera Ui7, and welcome your best practices / advice.
Thanks!
Re: macOS 10.12 Sierra - Indigo Server won't start
Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2016 7:14 pmAside from USB issues on some older Macs, there haven't been many reports of problems. If you are using AppleScript much I'd probably recommend not upgrading, but other than that my suggestions would be:
1) Update only one thing at a time (Sierra or Indigo). I don't think the order matters much, but wait a good week+ to make sure one is working smoothly before updating the other.
2) Definitely have a backup before upgrading to Sierra (preferably a mirror backup), so you can easily revert back if something goes wrong.
1) Update only one thing at a time (Sierra or Indigo). I don't think the order matters much, but wait a good week+ to make sure one is working smoothly before updating the other.
2) Definitely have a backup before upgrading to Sierra (preferably a mirror backup), so you can easily revert back if something goes wrong.