When I try to install Mojave, I get an error message saying that "This volume is not a supported Core Storage configuration". I had to replace the hard drive on my iMac with an SSD drive. How do I upgrade to Mohave? Is Apple aware of this issue, which many others seems to also be having?
iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2014), iOS 12.0.1, 1 TB solid sate SATA drive
Yes, it was an after market replacement. How do I go about rebuilding the fusion drive? Also, did I share too much information showing the drive volume numbers?
Thanks again.
Instead of an image, can you copy the Terminal output and paste it as a reply?
Excellent. Thank you so much. I will send you a note when it is done.
The distil cs list hasn't changed.
Yes (a 1 TB unit), and I also have previously made a bootable Mojave installer thumb drive.
Looks fine. Can you try to install Mojave?
*Time Machine
heatherfromashburton wrote:
*Time Machine
There are no volumes on the APFS Container to be used for a Restore. We need an installation first.
FWIW, as I tried explaining on the first page, the Mojave installer does not "like" Samsung EVO drives.
Unfortunately, this may be the case.
Let me know if you want to manually create the APFS Fusion container and volumes to install Mojave.
Yes please. Let's give it a go.
Yes please, let's give it a go.
Looks good. Please remember to backup macOS via Time Machine on a regular basis.
Can't upgrade to Mojave on iMac with SSD
