> > Apparently the faked 32-bit dirIDs are not persistent across reboots, > which bit me. >
Well, of course :) And they're most probably not the same as before the APFS conversion, either. So, if you used to store the ID for detection a fresh install of your app, it'll get triggered after the conversion. To make it persistent across boots, they'd have to store them in the APFS catalog, along with a map or "high CNID" that records which 32 bit IDs have been used so far (though, that wouldn't have been a totally stupid solution, IMHO), or in a secret file. To make them persistent until reboot, they need to be held in memory permanently. Which may also cause a slight performance penalty. Thomas
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