You can make a difference in the Apple Support Community!
When you sign up with your Apple Account, you can provide valuable feedback to other community members by upvoting helpful replies and User Tips.
When you sign up with your Apple Account, you can provide valuable feedback to other community members by upvoting helpful replies and User Tips.
I've tried Apple explanation and it didn't work:
This is what I get using Terminal (no fix at all):
My mistake was to erase all volumes with Disk Utility to perform a fresh instal and now I don't know how to fix muy Fusion Drive. Thank in advance for reading my post and for your time.
iMac 21.5" 4K, macOS 10.14
If you have any external drives, USB flash drives, or SD Cards, etc. plugged in you should remove them and try again. I think you must have something else plugged in which is confusing the resetFusion command.
If that isn't the case, or removing any other drives doesn't work, type in diskutil list and take a picture of that and post it here.
I'm wondering if anyone has experience if the pre-Mojave commands for fixing a fusion drive will still work on a Mojave system or not. Barring any other advice I would attempt to try the High Sierra instructions to manually recreate things:
How to fix a split Fusion Drive - Apple Support
I have rebuilt many Fusion drives in the past (long before Apple released any instructions on how to do so) and I suspect the Mojave "resetFusion" command is just a more user-friendly way to do things and the underlying process (covered in the High Sierra instructions) still works, but this is only my best guess.
If you have any external drives, USB flash drives, or SD Cards, etc. plugged in you should remove them and try again. I think you must have something else plugged in which is confusing the resetFusion command.
If that isn't the case, or removing any other drives doesn't work, type in diskutil list and take a picture of that and post it here.
I'm wondering if anyone has experience if the pre-Mojave commands for fixing a fusion drive will still work on a Mojave system or not. Barring any other advice I would attempt to try the High Sierra instructions to manually recreate things:
How to fix a split Fusion Drive - Apple Support
I have rebuilt many Fusion drives in the past (long before Apple released any instructions on how to do so) and I suspect the Mojave "resetFusion" command is just a more user-friendly way to do things and the underlying process (covered in the High Sierra instructions) still works, but this is only my best guess.
You likely did something incorrect or you have other problems that would prevent Apple's instructions from working. I'd suggest taking the computer to your local Apple Store or AASP to have them fix the split drive. If Apple's instructions do not work that points out that a professional diagnosis of the problem is needed and then the correct remedy may be applied.
Here it is
Sorry there is no Apple Store where I live.
Then locate an independent Apple Authorized Service Provider. I'm certain there is one that is a reasonable distance from your home. Of course that assumes you don't live in a wilderness area.
How to fix my split Fusion Drive (iMac) using Mojave
