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For some reason my System Preference is not showing me the 12.4 update. I read up and it has perhaps something to do with SIP. I looked at my OC config.plist and csr-active-config has always been enabled and set at 00000000 (Enabled) and never changed.

 

What gives? Why is this time different?

Edited by mengshi

Found the fix here: https://macreports.com/mac-is-not-showing-the-latest-macos-update/

 

The first method didn't work as there is no such activity - perhaps that's the reason. Tried the App Store "Get" method and it is downloading now. Seriously don't know where the "bug" is. First time ever.

On 5/19/2022 at 7:40 PM, mengshi said:

And this says an installation and not an update. Proceeding....see how....

Clicking Get in App Store downloads the full macOS installer, not the update. It’s a valid way bur more complex than updating from System Preferences. 
I don’t know why is happening to you. Do you have SIP disabled?

1 hour ago, miliuco said:

Clicking Get in App Store downloads the full macOS installer, not the update. It’s a valid way bur more complex than updating from System Preferences. 
I don’t know why is happening to you. Do you have SIP disabled?

 

No SIP is enabled. 

 

Currently yping "software" into activity monitor shows this:

 

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Is this normal or am I missing anything? 

 

I am not seeing "com.apple.preferencs.softwareupdate.removeservice (System Preferences)" as indicated in the article above. This is with "Automatic keep my Mac up to date" - either enabled or disabled. Same. Perhaps I am missing this? If so, how do I get it back?

 

 

 

Edited by mengshi
27 minutes ago, Slice said:

As it is OC then be sure SecureBoot=default.

 

My SecureBootModel is currently Disabled.

 

I think mine has been set to Disabled for a long time already as it is something I don't touch. I'll change it to default.  I guess I'll have to wait for the next update to see. At the moment my machine is running as usual.

 

 

Edited by mengshi
3 hours ago, eSaF said:

How is the Activity Monitor now, any improvement?

 

It was the same when I checked. Then I killed SoftwareUpdatemanager. Then I click on SystemPreference and Software Update and then the Activity Monitor shows what the link above mentioned. Hurray!

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Edited by mengshi
On 5/21/2022 at 7:07 PM, miliuco said:

Monterey needs SecureBootModel Default for updates. Not needed for daily use after updated.

I don't agree that Monterey needs SecureBootModel Default for updates.
I have 2 computers (same hardware) where one has SecureBootModel = Disabled and the other one has SecureBootModel = Default.

The difference I see, is that the one with Disabled only gets full updates, and the one with Default gets Delta updates which are much smaller 

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18 hours ago, Taruga said:

I don't agree that Monterey needs SecureBootModel Default for updates.
I have 2 computers (same hardware) where one has SecureBootModel = Disabled and the other one has SecureBootModel = Default.

The difference I see, is that the one with Disabled only gets full updates, and the one with Default gets Delta updates which are much smaller 

Yes, I didn't explain myself correctly. I think Monterey needs Default for update from Software Update but for full updates with Install macOS Monterey.app does not need it.

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