“smb big sur”

The actual terminal application is missing after I did the Big Sur update. Is anyone else experiencing this problem? How do I get my terminal application back? thank you.

My MacBook Pro with Touch Bar has 500GB SSD with 8GB LPDDR3 and 2.9 Dual-core intel i5. Only runs 1 startup app (dropbox) in the background. 2 desktop screens (neither in dynamic) and no screensaver. Weather, Calendar and Top Stories are my only widgets. No hot corners. RAM is pretty clean and I'm currently using 299GB of my 499Gb available storage. Most trackpad gestures are active. MacBook has never been dropped, wet, damaged or dismantled and I vacuum the fans generally once per month. Also use anti-malware software for weekly full system scans. Basically, there's no reason my machine's operation should have slowed down yet here we are. Xcode is slower and even local user settings like changing the picture on the admin account is slower. Is Big Sur untraceably consuming so that much RAM? Is my pristine machine really so outdated it can't handle the upgrade? Is Apple pushing me to purchase a newer machine to handle the future upgrades? Is so much UI customization really necessary? Complain

I'm interested in testing the Auto Advance features in Big Sur in our lab and wanted to see if there is any documentation on what is needed to be done on the ABM side and the computer side to set it up. Also wanted to see if there is any special network ports or other requirements that we need to have in place to make this work.

Hi everyone, I'm having a problem after Big Sur installation. I'm a Blender and LuxCore renderer user. Before upgrading I was on Mojave and Catalina and the renderer worked fine. I'm having trouble with the LuxCore OCL rendering and I got an OpenCL driver error: OpenCL driver API error (code -30, file:/Users/runner/work/1/s/src/luxrays/utils/ocl.cpp, line: 366): CLINVALIDVALUE Other Big Sur user with Radeon VII can render without any issues on OCL. There were probably some driver changes to the AMD GCN 1.0 GPUs but now it's not possible for me to use the renderer. My specs: iMac 5k late 2014 i5 24 GB RAM AMD Radeon R9 M290X (GCN 1.0) Is there any chance Apple will fix it? Or is there any solution for that? Also did anyone experience issues with OpenCL on Big Sur?

Hi, I installed big sur (mac os 11.0) beta version. in my mac mini(2018).here i want to train the new action classification model. but when i open my application i didn't find the createml application.but in wwdc 2020 video tag (10043) you mentioned that that createml is the inbuilt application of big sur OS. i tried finding in app store also unfortunately i didn't get it.can you help me from where to download and and how to install it?

Running Big Sur 11.1 cannot go into the Recovery Mode. Anyone tried it? It stops at the very beginning with a warning sign and error 5101D

Safari not opening on macOS big sur I'm using macbook pro 16

I can no longer connect to private shares (username/password required) on my remote NAS drive through Finder. Public shares (Guest access) are still accessible, but not private. TimeMachine still works as well. Machines running Mojave or earlier can still access private shares on the NAS, but not machines running Catalina.Suspicion is Apple has dropped support for SMB 1 and SMB 2 on Catalina, forcing remote NAS devices to use SMB 3 without any alternative.Can this be confirmed????Thanks,Charles

I'm trying to set up a Swift Package that target's macOS Big Sur. From the documentation, it looks like v11 should be the new property. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swift_packages/supportedplatform/macosversion/3632902-v11 platforms: [.macOS(.v11)], But it crashes with the following error. error: manifest parse error(s): Package.swift:9:17: error: reference to member 'v11' cannot be resolved without a contextual type tttt.macOS(.v11) Oddly, an undocumented v10_16 works! platforms: [.macOS(.v10_16)], Looking at the open source code, it appears both values should work. https://github.com/apple/swift-package-manager/blob/6cfe2de63e53dd9cb75e7bf910277e699d9383a2/Sources/PackageDescription/SupportedPlatforms.swift#L212-L223 Is there a bug in this release of Xcode's Swift tool chain? What platform property should I be using to target Big Sur? Xcode Version 12.0 beta (12A6159) $ swift --version Apple Swift version 5.3 (swiftlang-1200.0.16.9 clang-1200.0.22.5) Target:

I just updated my Mac book Pro to the beta MacOS Big Sur. I pulled up my kindle app and none of my books will pull up. I can't read a single thing the whole screen is blank. I unregistered my device and reregistered. I logged out and logged back in. I deleted the App and re dowloaded it. Nothing I did worked. Anyone else having this problem?

When I use sidercar with Big Sur, the apple pencil is out of alignment with where it is pointing on the ipad. I am using the latest iPad Pro on iPadOS 13.6.1

I have the same problem as hundreds of people: after updating to Big Sur, my MacBook is overheating and the battery is empty in no time at all. Never had this problem before.

Spacebar does not work in Big Sur but CMD-Space works and if I press the fn button and space it creates space. Spacebar works in 10.15. This also affects external keyboards. I do not have karabiner or any such app installed. There are no 3rd party kexts either. Logging in as another user works. My Account was migrated from my internal disk. No errors, works as expected otherwise.

I have a Mac catalyst app that has a root view controller of a UIDocumentBrowserViewController. When a document is selected, the editor view controller is presented modally (in fullscreen mode). This worked fine on iOS 14, and macOS Catalina, but when I run it on Big Sur, the editor VC will appear for a second, and then disappear, and the UIDocumentBrowserViewController gets shown again. (Not sure if the editor is being dismissed, or if another UIDocumentBrowserViewController is being shown on top.)