Michael Tsai on Twitter: "@dnanian Well, if they intend for that to be allowed, I would think they would be willing to support writing EAs to a non boot volume."

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Dave Nanian ‏@dnanian 10 Jun 2015

Has anyone found any documentation on the new “rootless” file blocking in El Capitan? As you might expect, it’s causing SuperDuper issues.
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Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 10 Jun 2015

@dnanian I thought it only affected writing to the boot volume?
Dave Nanian ‏@dnanian 10 Jun 2015

@mjtsai (So even if you skip that EA, how do you restore with that EA in place?)
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 10 Jun 2015

@dnanian Ah, thanks for explaining. I wonder what they're going to do for asr.
Dave Nanian ‏@dnanian 10 Jun 2015

@mjtsai ASR writes sectors, not files, so no problem.

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@dnanian Well, if they intend for that to be allowed, I would think they would be willing to support writing EAs to a non boot volume.

7:56 AM - 10 Jun 2015

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