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We have create a new configurable widget with intent. Big Sur beta 9 On DTK (Apple Silicon) and iMac Xcode 12.2 Beta 2 Error Message when clicking Configure button in the Widget simulator: Unable to Load: We want to provide the widget for our existing app at the first day when Big Sur released. Any idea how can we test to configure the widget?

Are there any plans to fix the slow unpacking speeds using Unrar? My 100MB test file takes 4 seconds when NFS is enabled. It takes 90 seconds when Samba is enabled.This all started after Yosemite.By the way, System Preferences/Login Items is broken with NFS like it was for Samba prior to El Capitan's release. You can map different folders (Apples, Oranges) but after reboot, they change to Apples and Apples in Login items. Apple, please fix this.

Many of my company's desktop applications support a method of deploying custom configurations if they're stored in the same directory as the installer to make deployments for smaller scale environments easier for system administrators. During install time, the installer looks for a particular file and copies it into place if it is there. As of Big Sur, however, we receive a new Operation not permitted when attempting to copy the file if the installer and the custom config are within a user account directory (e.g., /Users/<user>/Downloads). Example command that's reporting this error: install -o root -g wheel -m 0444 /Users/aUser/Desktop/my-custom-config.json /Library/Preferences/MyApp/my-custom-config.json This error doesn't occur if they're stored in a less protected area, like /Users/Shared. My suspicion is Big Sur has introduced a new protection against the installer scripts being able to access that location, but historically that's usually when a variation of the

Hi, I've been trying to benchmark certain algorithms on my M1 MBP with Big Sur. I've been using the open source memory_profiler application (https://github.com/pythonprofilers/memory_profiler) which on my machine uses the psutil library (https://github.com/giampaolo/psutil) under the hood. The psutil library uses an API for computing the resident memory of a process. Unfortunately, on Big Sur, the number returned by the API is far too large (Activity Monitor seems to provide an accurate measurement). The API used by psutil is described by https://opensource.apple.com/source/xnu/xnu-2050.7.9/bsd/kern/proc_info.c Under the hood, it calls proc_pidinfo. I've also tried using a mach API which seems to give an answer that is too low. #include mach/mach.h vm_size_t usedMemory(void) { struct task_basic_info info; mach_msg_type_number_t size = TASK_BASIC_INFO_COUNT; kern_return_t kerr = task_info(task_self(), TASK_BASIC_INFO, (task_info_t)&info, &size); return (kerr == KERN_

In the release notes for Big Sur b4, we can find the same note as for b4: Updating to macOS Big Sur 11 beta from previous versions of macOS might take significantly longer than expected. What does significantly longer mean? 10 minutes ? 30 minutes ? 2 hours? From what I'm observing, updating from b3 to b4 is a bad as updating from b2 to b3. The Preparing macOS Big Sur beta X… step is taking an eternity to complete while the fans are spinning crazily. No processes are reported to use a lot of CPU time in Activity Monitor. Question: Do we need to erase the disk and install a fresh copy of Big Sur betas for each new beta?

I am kinda screwed here. My machine will not allow me to login (it reboots automatically after about 20% login progress). I can use the Big Sur bootable 11.01.1 becuase I think 11.1 tried to install and something failed. I want to create an 11.1 Big Sur bootable flash and see if I can repair the os. Can anyone help? My machine is dead right now!!!! thanks

Anyone encountering an issue with Big Sur and the terminal failing to present a shell some reasonably short time after boot? Initially works no problems, after a while new Terminal windows open fine but the shell never loads and you're left looking at a cursor.

I have downloaded Mac OS big sur bêta while installing it was stuck and I pressed the power button for several seconds and it turned off after that I started the Mac and again it was stuck . then I tried safe boot and it worked it started and I can’t login if the password is correct also. pls help me!!!

Has anyone had success installing exiftool under Big Sur (beta 2 is what I'm trying.) I can run the installer (which isn't signed so right click/open works) but the installer kicks me out saying that it's from an unknown developer. Is there a similar way to override that check on a package installer?

I am trying to print an important tax document but the pdf is printing mirrored on mac Big Sur 11.2.3 Please help!

I have multiple times downloaded Big Sur 11.4 but after every restart during installation says, system started expectedly. Again, Software update says update available with a Update Now button. This has happened nearly 8 times in last 2 days. Any solution?

Hello, we are currently investigating how to migrate our VFS kext (Kernel extension for a virtual file system) to macOS Big Sur. See related question - https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/659502 As suggested, we plan to replace the deprecated kernel socket API with KEXT Controls. Now we noticed that the callback function (configured in ctl_register) to receive the data sent by the client (from user space) uses a memory buffer (mbuf): typedef errno_t (*ctl_send_func)(kern_ctl_ref kctlref, u_int32_t unit, void *unitinfo, mbuf_t m, int flags); However, according to the source code documentation, memory buffers are deprecated as well. Does this mean: Memory buffers won't work on Big Sur as well? Is there a way to avoid using memory buffers when using KEXT Controls? Thanks and regards Michael

macOS Big Sur 11.0.1 has been released officially last week. Now, on Nov 17th, we've got new Big Sur 11.1 beta... What number would be the next minor update for Big Sur? I'd expected 11.0.2 as the next minor update version from 11.0.1, but 11.1 has released. I've understood that an increment of the 3rd position in version frame means a minor os update.( like 10.15.6 -> 10.15.7 ) I want to know if macOS version update planning has changed or not. What's the next minor version of 11.1 ??

I have iMac late 2014 now installed macBig Sur(ver 11.0.1) which performs very slow. Should I reinstall operation system to the Flash Storage disc instead of SATA disk to speed everything up?

After Big sur installed, my MACbook pro could not detect external monitor (LG), tried plug, unplug, restart ...etc. One time suddenly external monitor displayed then off again. I think this is Big Sur software problem. My external monitor works fine with Mac air and another Macbook (without Big sur installed). Please help!