Is Apple working on a fix for the Boot Camp on 3TB Fusion Drive issue?

Me and so many others wish to know if Apple is planning to fix this in the future. We just need to know in order to decide if waiting for the fix is an option.
Kind regards,
Gornet

We are not Apple. We are users like you. We have no insight into what Apple is working on.

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I would greatly appreciate some help.

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+(Note: this is mostly a copy of the post I just submitted in reply to http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=6785594#6785594)+
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I have seen more problems created by the consolidate command than I have ever seen fix things... I'm not saying it does not work but what it does do and what it does not is very hard to work out for most and major problems are the result...
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