From: dean.phares@gmail.com   
      
   On Friday, October 29, 2021 at 6:46:39 PM UTC-5, Your Name wrote:   
   > There can be issues running two versions of MacOS if you have any    
   > drives in the older filesystem format.    
   >    
   > You could use a virtualisation app (VMWare Fusion has a free version    
   > for home use) to run the older MacOS inside the newer one. It does of    
   > course use up more memory / resources running two MacOS versions at the    
   > same time and I don't know if there's a noticable perfomance hit    
   > running the Apple II emulation inside Mojave virtualisation inside Big    
   > Sur.   
      
   I haven't checked out VMWare Fusion, guess I should. The only problem I have   
   is that Mojave doesn't recognize the SSD, since it was set up with Big Sur   
   when I upgraded to that, so it doesn't show up on the Mojave desktop, but if I   
   open my external SSD I    
   can get to the internal SSD that way. A little bit of rigamarole but it works.   
   magnus   
      
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