Faronics has released a new Version of Deep Freeze for Mac, that now supports APFS.
Version 7.00.220.0047 APFS (November 02, 2018)
New Features
Support for macOS 10.13.5 or higher.
Support for FileVault.
Support for Fusion Drives.
Administrators no longer need to restart the computer to set volumes to Frozen, but will need to restart to set the volumes to Thawed mode.
Administrators can manage Deep Freeze. Optionally, Deep Freeze passwords can be enabled.
ThawSpaces grow automatically as they are APFS volumes that do not require an administrator to allocate a specific amount of space.
Note: Users should be set up as Standard users to avoid getting around Deep Freeze protection.
Known Issues
Disk Utility can be accessed by Admin or Standard users to add/delete/erase/mount/unmount APFS volumes.
24261 Unable to set Thawed volume to Frozen if there is not enough disk space left on volume.
24290 System kernel panics when performing OS update while the startup disk is Frozen.
24332 Frozen volume encrypted using FileVault doesn’t get reverted after computer restart. When enabling FileVault, ensure that the computer is in Thawed mode and do not set it to Frozen mode until the encryption has been completed.
24447 Windows OS can be installed/uninstalled using BootCamp On Frozen macOS 10.14 and changes are not reverted after reboot.
24540 Unable to add ThawSpace for user if volume with the same name already exists (add ThawSpace action fails).
24527 Unable to delete ThawSpace entry from ThawSpaces list after deleting/renaming it from Disk Utility.
25062 Expiry reminder window always shows “evaluation” instead of “subscription”.
