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This time you can download the full installer of RC 20C69. If you are on RC 20C69 you are good and no need to update. Those looking for a full installer this is it, download to your hearts content. Downloading now with maximum speed.

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Peculiar situation.

 

Updating to 11.1 the full installer hung for a long time at less than a minute to go, never completed.

 

If this happens to you, reboot into recovery, open the console and see if your system volume is around twice its normal size.

 

Creating a new snapshot with bless command and deleting the old snapshot, changing OC SecureBootModel from Default to Disabled, and reboot got the update to boot to 11.1.

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correct typo
7 hours ago, Derty said:

I have had problems with "helpd", it consumed 100% of the processor, and it was blocked for hours ... I tried various things from the internet in forums, but it only solved it, ONIX ... maintenance.

 

 

me paso con las segunda beta se colgaba (memoria y procesador al 100%) hasta para poder reiniciar, deshabilite spotlight y todo ok de nuevo

On 12/18/2020 at 10:13 PM, surfcaster said:

me paso con las segunda beta se colgaba (memoria y procesador al 100%) hasta para poder reiniciar, deshabilite spotlight y todo ok de nuevo

 

como lo desabilitaste?

 

sudo mdutil -a -i off

 

sudo launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.metadata.mds.plist

 

complete process

 

https://www.howtoisolve.com/how-to-enable-disable-spotlight-search-on-mac-os-x-ei-capitan/

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Disable spotlight and indexing

Deshabilitar spotlight y indexing.

sudo launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.metadata.mds.plist

 

Habilitar:

sudo launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.metadata.mds.plist

 

sudo mdutil -a -i off


sudo defaults write /.Spotlight-V100/VolumeConfiguration Exclusions -array "/Volumes"


sudo rm -rf /.Spotlight-V100/*

 

eliminar mas basura:

defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteUSBStores -bool true
defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteNetworkStores -bool true

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Install and reinstall of 11.1 and clicking software update from control panel gets spinning beachball and hangs the program.

 

Force quit necessary.

 

I know there has been a problem with softwareupdate but does anyone else have this specific issue?

 

 

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typo

After the 11.1 update I have a popup on every boot telling me my computer shut down because of a problem. This happened before during the beta phase and a subsequent update fixed it. Is this getting baked into the sealed snapshot during update? I can't see how to clear it.

9 hours ago, Riley Freeman said:

After the 11.1 update I have a popup on every boot telling me my computer shut down because of a problem. This happened before during the beta phase and a subsequent update fixed it. Is this getting baked into the sealed snapshot during update? I can't see how to clear it.

This is relate a Old kext I think, I have this issue in the first Beta

13 hours ago, eSaF said:

Before anything, Open Disk Utility and run 'First Aid' on all the BS volumes listed, then reboot and clean NVRAM, see if the glitch is removed. Good luck.

 

Edit: I should have just said try the cleaning process above, sorry for the double post. :lol:

 

I booted into Recovery and ran First Aid on both Big Sur Volumes (Mac HD and Mac HD - Data). Cleaned NVRAM and rebooted. The message was there when I got to the desktop. Checking the DiagnosticReports all I can see is a shutdown stall log. Maybe this is causing the error? I checked the contents of it, rebooted and it created another one. The system doesn't feel like it's having a hard time shutting down or rebooting though.

 

I don't know how to troubleshoot a spindump log but the list of processes in the first log (in order) are: containermanagerd, launchd, PowerUIAgent, spindump, warmd and kernel_task. The second log is the same but with diskarbitrationd after containermanagerd.

Once you have done a first aid for the entire container and volumes, If you are experiencing issues and can still boot up to a functional desktop, then you can try removing all purgeable snapshots using terminal in recovery mode.

 

where X is disk and Y is slice:

 

open terminal

mount BS volume and make the volume writable:

diskutil mountDisk diskXsY

mount -uw /Volumes/your_BS_ volume_name  (not BS data volume)

 

diskutil apfs listSnapshots diskXsY

diskutil apfs deleteSnapshot diskXsY -uuid <whatever purgeable uuid you want to delete>

 

bless --folder /Volumes/your_BS_volume_name/System/Library/CoreServices --bootefi --create-snapshot

 

reboot

Edited by HenryV
typo

Hi I have a perfect working 11.1 (20C69), which was done via direct update from last Catalina version.

Everything is working but:

1. Software update (beta enrolled) does not work, after minute or two it hangs with network error

2. App Store same issue: When installing anything, progress bar goes up to 75 % and hangs there forever.

Any other network service is working perfectly. Using Fenvi FV-T919, which worked natively forever!

 

Looked around and saw that many Macs have this problem. Anyone from you? Did the following as recommended:

- Wiring rig instead of using wifi - no improvement

- Disabled Bluetooth - same

 

From responses from 11.2 beta 2 users  I conclude that several bugs were resolved.

How to get this latest beta? I can't get it officially....

 

Edit: When doing direct update all I have to do was detach all disks but system - less than a minute "bug" otherwise!

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52 minutes ago, eSaF said:

Open 'installScript_110fullapp' with Terminal and choose Option 3 which will give you the Catalog for the Beta 11.2 and basically just follow the instructions for the D/Load.

installScript_1016fullapp.zip 252.94 kB · 3 downloads

When choosing option 3 than:

- It shows below the list of dmg images in green that the latest version is 20C69

- Latest available version for download is 11.1.0.20C69 Big Sur (Nr. 13 - marked in red)

I am already at  version 11.1 (20C69), that's what "About this Mac" says...

 

 

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