To recover lost files from a folder, move to 'Select Folder' and click 'Browse' to choose the exact folder where you lost files and click 'OK'. To recover the whole lost folder, select a hard drive, external device and click 'Scan'. Hopefully the final version of 10.12.3 fixes this. Select the location and scan lost folder. Hope this helps others that are experiencing this issue. The mobile folder is used by iCloud drive, so I turned that off. The non-corrupt ones should download like normal. Log show -predicate 'subsystem = ''' -info -last 4h | grep ErrorĮrror: (-34) SrcErr:NO Copying Copying /Users/myusername/Library/Mobile Documents/. How Do I Fix My Problem Make sure to move any existing files off of the recorder. Use the paste command into a terminal to view time machine errors:

The logging mechanism was changed for macOS Sierra. The weak variable error in the console is misleading. In fact, Copywhiz will show you which program is currently using the file so that you can close the program in order to continue with your file copy. SOLVED: Turning off iCloud Drive fixed the issue for me. Also, if a file is locked (like a file-in-use), Copywhiz will wait until you unlock the file. Theperlarsen 9:40 PM in response to theperlarsen Level 1 Level 1 (4 points) The files that were causing issues for our Mac were imap mailabox files from Thunderbird, so I just uninstalled Thunderbird and removed the mailbox files. Searching for these terms, I found this solution, which solved my issue: This is probably incorrect use of objc_storeWeak() and objc_loadWeak().

Looking for backup errors in the log, what I found was backupd: objc: _weak variable at 0x7f9227c07600 holds 0x7f9227c00003 instead of 0x7f9227c0e060.

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