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Sep 3, 2013 8:38 AM in response to stratozyckby K T,stratozyck wrote:
Dear Apple:
Please unleash the power of Thunderbolt for P2P connections.
Apple doesn't monitor these forums. As always feel free to use Report a Bug for any fixes, samples, doc errors/additions, feature requests or enhancements you'd like to see as well. Include detailed information of the issue, including the system and developer tools version information, and any relevant crash logs or console messages. Each top level issue deserves a unique report. Duplicates - understand that Apple uses "amount of duplication" in bug reports as a way to gauge the 'severity' of an issue.
General notes about bugs: devs should not typically expect followup unless (a) the engineer working on the issue needs more information and reaches out or (b) the/your issue has been fixed and the bug is sent back to you to please verify. Don't worry about category too much as the reports are checked when received and routed to the proper Engineering section involved. Know that devs can only see their own bugs.
For additional info, see:
Bug Reporting Best Practices & Bug Reports: What Devs Need To Know.
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Feb 12, 2014 7:46 AM in response to stratozyckby pnosko,I just tried this and it is easy but a little misleading. I have an iMac and a MacBook Pro. With both up and running on wireless, I connected them via a thunderbolt cable and turned off Airport on the MacBook. On both machines, the Networking preferences show a thunderbolt bridge with a self-assigned IP and a yellow indicator-- the misleading part. But I could still see my iMac over this thunderbolt bridge, and copied a 6.32gb folder structure to the MacBook in 10.67 seconds. It was awesome!