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Yeah, they've added DFU mode which apparently is the only way to downgrade, but then you need another mac which I don't have atm. And no internet recovery for M1 macs...

Yes, that's what I thought would happen but the only option I got there was to reload the beta. I then made a BS USB-stick and chose that in boot options instead of recovery and got told that version of MacOS was to old, I also tried that from recovery as it showed up there too but got the...

Might be an issue with M1 Macs, I got crashes when trying to open pics in Messages for one, and when trying to update to beta2 I got a popup telling me I had to be an "Owner" to update.. and the only way around that one was to do it via Terminal. But what made me say don't, was that I found it...

The only way for me to get these betas to install, on a real MBA, is to run "sudo softwareupdate -i -a -R" in Terminal. Maybe that helps on a hack as well? That said, if you plan to install the beta on a genuine Mac.. don't, just don't.

Running you config.plist through the Sanity checker turns up a few issues..

Updating apps from the app store has issues on real macs with Big Sur too, seems the solution may be Sign out of Apple ID Close App store Open Finder app. Go menu > Go to folder...> ‘~/Library/Caches/ ' Backup/delete the following directories: com.apple.appstore com.apple.appstoreagent Reboot...

No issues at all on an M1 MacBook Air, but had I seen this before I updated I probably would have thought twice before doing so :think:

Run your config.plist through this, it will give you a good idea what you are missing.

Picked up a MacBook Air yesterday and I must say I'm impressed so far, either my i9 sucks or it really is that good :)

The only way I found to fix DRM was to disable integrated graphics and change smbios to iMacPro 1,1 after doing that Apple TV and whatnot works.

Yeah, I think I'll get back to this later...

We'll get M2 and M4 :D

Smooth update, hit update and went away, came back to the login window

Go here, it's really very straightforward and a well written guide to OC

Also if making a new serial, make sure it's valid but not registred to a real Mac or bad things usually happens (unless it's your own?)

For now I'm running Windows and MacOS on separate machines, OC 0.6.1 works perfectly for both Catalina and Big Sur on the Z270, but seemed to cause issues when booting Windows. I don't feel like Frankenclover is the solution.

Err.. you don't want a valid serial as that would mean there's a real Mac out there with the same serialnumber which would be bad.. I'll quote Pilgrim from "An idiots guide..."

Are you sure you forgot? Seems to me it's gone again, bug in the board software? You were probably innocent all along ;)

Hmm.. I also got the update and I'm no developer, says beta 8 and is a 3,61 GB download.