osx - OS X: Launch daemon doesn't start until user logs in -


i have daemon loads operating system - except on 1 macbook pro. daemon doesn't seem load until first user logs in - , keeps running despite log offs , log ins. macbook pro boots quite fast , when first user logs in, there's progress bar (in stead of spinning wheel) , log in seems take while.

i suspect computer configured kind of fast boot mode haven't been able find out whether can switched off or somehow configured?

secondly, need daemon run before logs in - there way make sure daemon loaded despite fast boot mode (that suspect) .

the macbook pro runs latest el capitan.

that computer's system volume encrypted filevault 2, means operating system cannot start until 1 of users supplies password (which needed derive volume encryption key). until first user logs in, there no os running @ (the progress bar indicator of os booting), it's not possible daemon run before then.

if need daemon run after computer powered on, must turn off filevault on computer. if computer needs encrypted security reasons, you're not going able have daemon load immediately.


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