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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?

Using ASWebAuthenticationSession and ASPresentationAnchor for OAuth has been working as expected but after updating to Big Sur the authentication flow is now opening two Safari windows. This occurs only when Safari is completely shutdown, when an instance is running a single window will be displayed as expected. Microsoft has an example which is having the same issue. https://github.com/Azure-Samples/ms-identity-macOS-swift-objc Has anyone else come across this with Big Sur?

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

After updating OS to Big Sur, My 2015 Macbook Pro doesn't search my external hard drive at all.

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!

I have been trying to update to Big Sur RC2 since 11/10 but I keep on getting the following error: Installation of macOS could not continue. Installation requires downloading important content. That content can't be downloaded at this time. Try again later. This is on the Install Big Sur application. All of Apple systems are up.

I have a problem mounting an encrypted volume on Big Sur (11.1). In DiskUtility, when I select the volume, click Mount, enter password and click Unlock, nothing happens. I also tried to use CLI to unlock the volume using command: diskutil apfs unlockVolume /dev/disk1s6 but it gives me error: Passphrase: ACM: LibCall_ACMContextCreate: returning, err = -536870181. Error -536870181 (0xe00002db) creating ACM Context for passphrase I also tried to create a new encrypted volume with simple password '123', but after I unmounted it and tried to mount again I got the same error. Device: MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019) Is it a bug in Big Sur or am I doing something wrong? Should I just wait for an update with a fix? I don't have an urgent need to decrypt the data because I have a backup. The question is about possibility of using encrypted volumes in macOS.

Hi There, I'm experiencing some frustration with Bug Sur and I wondered if this is something anyone else has experienced.. Essentially - I've noticed that when the battery goes below 10pc, it doesn't notify you. So, you can be working away in full screen (which I do, frequently) or in the middle of work calls and the Mac just dies. In Catalina a notification came up saying that your battery was low and to plug it in - but not Big Sur (yet) Please, put this back in - I don't want to have to keep checking my status bar all the time

I have a MacBook pro 2017 and I am trying to update to macOS Big Sur that came out today, but it keeps getting stuck at 251.7 MB of 12.18 GB - About 2 days remaining. I have tried restarting, shutting down, and nothings seems to work. Anybody else having this issue?

I have a 2019 16” MacBook Pro and tried to update Catalina OS to Big Sur using update from preferences. I was connected to WiFi and everything looked normal with no errors on install. I saw the Big Sur desktop graphic but when the computer rebooted it reverted back to Catalina, now the latest version. Has anyone else seen this?

Since the Mac Big Sur update it's impossible to connect my Caldigit dock for information the problem is with the network connection only because the 2sd screen plug on it is ok and when I connect the RJ45 directly with an Apple adapter I'm connected perfectly. alDigit say: CalDigit Support (UK)Unfortunately a lot of the previous issues that were present before on Catalina are still present on Big Sur at the moment. Our engineers initially confirmed that Big Sur beta 11 fixed a lot of issues and these were also confirmed on the Apple official forums but, since the launch version of 11.0, most of these changes have either been reverted or made worse. Our engineers haven’t been able to properly test Big Sur 11.0 release version at the moment due to current circumstances with California still on state wide lockdown and we haven’t been given approval from our head office to upgrade to the latest OS version here in the UK/EU at this moment in t

I just updated it. After update the system to Big Sur, my mac began to slown down. I changed to undo the system but didn't work. MacBook Air(13.3', Early 2015) 1,6 GHz Intel Core i5 8 GB 1600 MHz LPDDR3 Intel Graphics 6000 1536 MB

Hi, I upgraded my iMac OS from Catalina to Big Sur and Xcode to 12.2. My machine is very slow now and it's hard to open an Xcode project. All the junks were cleaned but the issue is not yet resolved. Please help me on this. Below I have mentioned my iMac configurations. iMac Retina 4K, 2017 Processor : 3.4 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5 Ram : 8 GB 2400 MHz DDR4 Storage : 1 TB Fusion Drive ( 463 GB available )