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Anyone had issues with running scripts on Big Sur? I get a command not found error and I’m guessing its a toggle or a command or a back age that needs to be added to enable it or its blocked by default for security reasons?

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.

I’ve updated to the Big Sur and after downloading successfully and trying to restart i seem to be stuck on a continuous loop on the black screen with the white apple loading bar. Any help would be gratefully received. Macbook Prob 16inch

Recent upgrade to Big Sur. Docker container running an application wanting port 55555. It appears to be blocked/in use. Nothing on tcp/udp stack shows the port being used. What would be running to block this port from being used?

I see that Big Sur added -[NSImage imageWithSystemSymbolName:accessibilityDescription]. Unlike its iOS countertpart, there is no UIImageSymbolConfiguration that allows me to choose a different size class. Have I overlooked this? Or is it coming in a future beta?

So I have an iMac 2014. In download big sur and it faults. I’ve tried ctrl r and ctrl p&r and I have managed to almost download 3 times. Every time on the apple screen it stops for hours or overnight. It will not download and restart. I’m now stuck with the apple start screen. Computer bust! I know it’s old but how can apple get away with breaking people’s computers like this, it’s all over the internet so I’m not alone! What is the solution, buy a new one?!!

I have a daemon that can check for and install software updates using softwareupdate. Up to Catalina 10.15.6, the order is softwareupdate --list for each update { softwareupdate --download softwareupdate --install } if any update has Action == restart restart The above has worked so far, but starting with Big Sur beta 5, I was getting infinite loop of download, install, restart. After some trial & error, it appears that in Big Sur whenever Action is 'restart', the --install has to be paired with --restart. For example, updating from beta 6 to beta 7 would be softwareupdate --install macOS Big Sur Beta 7-20A5374g --restart This is not consistent with softwareupdate's man page, which has not been updated since 2012. Anyone else notice this change? I don't know if the pairing --install/--restart is intentional because of the new Update volume, or is a bug that will go away soon. I already files a bug regarding this, FB8700934.

So frustrated I clicked “update” as usual on my MacBook Pro when it showed I needed to update. Big Sur now holds my computer hostage as it won’t get past it needing me to plug it into a other Mac??? What is happening?!! I’ve tried the fixes listed in the forum (restart, hold command + R and other combinations). I’m able to have the computer open, choose my icon to sign in and then just does the same thing (stuck on Apple logo for 30 mins to them tell me to plug into another Mac). How do I make this go away? I have a high schooler who needs to use my MacBook for online learning!

Since I switched to Big Sur I am unable to use the search function on Mail and, subsequent to a recent update, I have now lost the 'All Mailboxes' option and mail seems confused. It also seems that attachments are being stripped from incoming emails. HELP!

Hello, I develop CLI C++11 tools that need to run on Mojave and Big Sur. When I just switched to the latter, I found that adding:-target=x86_64-apple-darwin20.3.0 to the clang++ command did the trick, but it is too tied to the present darwin version. What is the recommended way to build my tools in order for them to run both in Mojave and Big Sur? Thanks!

cannot install Mac OS Big Sur

MBP 2019 with Big Sur crashes all the time: Does someone has an idea what to do? Big Sur crash report

I have mac os Catalina 10.15.7 installed on my mac book pro but every time I try to install Big Sur after downloading the public beta access utility thing, it says no update is available....please help me out.is this because I have an unsopported mac for Big Sur?

So I made an amateur mistake and installed macOS Big Sur on a second volume in the same APFS container as my primary volume running macOS Catalina. I missed the release note warning: If macOS Big Sur 11 beta is installed into the same APFS container as previous versions of macOS, system software updates can no longer be installed on the previous versions of macOS. (64411484) So my question is this: I removed the volumes containing the macOS Big Sur beta. Will system software updates on the Catalina partition work again? If not, is there a fix other than erasing and restoring from a backup?