Hi Team, After upgrading my Mac OS to Big Sur version 11.4. IOS simulator is crashing. I have tried this with Xcode version 12.2 and 11.7 but the results are same. This started happening since the Big Sur update. Attached the crash log for your reference. Crash logs
                    
                  
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                      Is there a way to enable a common trash folder (display) as there is a common inbox (display)? This was in prior versions of Mac OS and seems to be gone in Big Sur.
                    
                  
                
                    
                      Can any one send me the macOS 11.0 Big Sur setup ?
                    
                  
                
                    
                      I just upgraded my Mac Book Pro to Big Sur. After installing, I tried to login and it showed a loading bar (normal). However, someone in the loading bar, the screen goes black and then a new screen appears and says, “the computer restarted because of a problem. Press a key or wait a couple seconds for the computer to restart”. I have tried going into safe mode, recovery mode, Diagnostics, literally you name it, and I just cannot get anything to work. Please help
                    
                  
                
                    
                      I have the latest Big Sur 11.0 Beta (20A5395g) installed on an external NVMe with nothing but Big Sur on it. When booting into it, the Big Sur volume/container that is exposed in Finder is read-only, and there is no Big Sur Data container, as is shown in Disk Utility. I think I remember that in prior betas the exposed Big Sur volume was the read-write Data container, and not the read-only System container. As it appears right now, I can't write anything to Big Sur. I should add that the internal NVMe of my MBP 2018 contains Catalina, and the Catalina Data container is also shown in Disk Utility, but not in Finder. Finder only shows Catalina which is read-write (so it's really Catalina Data), so it is doing for Catalina what I would it expect to do for Big Sur (showing Big Sur Data as Big Sur in Finder). What am I misunderstanding, or what can I do to
                    
                  
                
                    
                      The title says it all really, it's been a substantial period of time since I (and apparently many thousands of apple fans)updated with Big Sur and nuked our MbP's in an unprecedented level of lag and performance loss... Is any fix proposed ? Anytime before I die?
                    
                  
                
                    
                      On a Big Sur host bound to Active Directory, I am seeing some hosts with an empty /Library/Preferences/OpenDirectory/DynamicData directory. Output of dsconfigad -show seems to be good and consistent with other hosts that have data inside the DynamicData directory. The directory at /Library/Preferences/OpenDirectory/Configurations is never empty for any host and data looks okay. I am not able to reproduce this on a local Big Sur host I have that is also bound to Active Directory using Directory Utility. My question is: Are there scenarios in which the DynamicData directory would be empty?
                    
                  
                
                    
                      I trie to download lates beta of macOS Big Sur. But loading never stops. It reaches 9.56 GB of 9.56 GB but sill shows loading - for 12 hours now. Anyone knows what problem this is and how to slove it?
                    
                  
                
                    
                      My app display an icon on the menu bar, and the icon source file is white. I want the icon color to follow the menu bar background color, so I set the template property of NSImageview.image to YES, like this: NSImageView *logo = [[NSImageView alloc] init]; logo.image = [[NSBundle mainBundle]; imageForResource:@LOGO_16_white]; [logo.image setTemplate:YES]; In most Big Sur and below macOS11, the icon color changes with the menu bar background color, If the menu bar has a light background, the icon color is black, If the menu bar has a dark background, the icon color is white. But on a few MacBooks, the icon color is always gray and does not change. So is this a bug of Big Sur? What should I do ? Thanks!
                    
                  
                
                    
                      Is there a trick to successfully installing macOS Big Sur on an ext. drive and the drive not getting corrupted when switching back to Catalina on the internal drive? I understand the issue (64411484), about being on the same APFS container, but don't the internal and external drives each have their own container? Everything is fine until I try to switch over to Catalina, either on a T2 Mac or a non-T2 Mac. Then the entire Big Sur volume is corrupted. Are there more explicit install instructions available from Apple given the known bugs? I would really like to be able to have a stable setup that isn't corrupted each time I need to switch back to Catalina. Any tips or suggestions are appreciated.
                    
                  
                
                    
                      When I tried to update/download/install Big Sur 11.2.3, from System Preferences Software Update, I get: Download failed: An error occurred while downloading the selected updates. Please check your internet connection and try again. MacBook Pro M1 2021
                    
                  
                
                    
                      Big Sur Xforce Keygen not opening
                    
                  
                
                    
                      Big Sur 8 automatically started to update this am. update got as far as progress bar on full then 5 hours and no progress. rebooted in safe mode. what can I do?
                    
                  
                
                    
                      I installed Big Sur, but my MacbookPro won't start up today. My MacbookPro has no space to install it again. Currently MacbookPro can't start and it seems black screen. How do I start the initialization? Or how can I fix this problem?
                    
                  
                
                    
                      I am trying to mark-up a document in finder and since this update ( Big Sur 11.4) its asking me for my password but won't accept the password I put in. I have tried what others have written on here to no avail. Help Please!