The y option simply agrees to make all the repairs suggested by the tool, but the x option is private. This article suggests ways around this, while we wait for Apple to fix this bug.įor much of this period, the First Aid tool in Disk Utility has relied on the command tool fsck_apfs to do the work, calling it using two options, y and x. To my shock, in Monterey 12.0.1 this problem appears worse than ever, and I now have one disk which Disk Utility is completely unable to check or repair. One of its most persistent and pervasive problems has been complete failure because Disk Utility has been unable to unmount volumes or containers.
Checking and repairing disks is one of the more important tasks performed by Disk Utility, but ever since the introduction of APFS, it has been more fraught than it should have been.
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