macOS 11.2.1 Update

[moshes]

Is Clover working only from Preboot?

That is normal for Big Sur. The Preboot partition is always used for the normal boot. There is a separate Install Prebooter during the installation though. Not the same one.

 

[nteractive]

Updated without issue on OC 0.6.6 with 3 reboots.

 

[maltux1963]

Update using OC 6.6 no issues. Started update and came back to computer 1/2 hour later and it just worked.

 

[tom111]

Updated without problems, OpenCore 0.6.5, Kexts updated.
Still no RDNA 2 support.

 

[Oraclis]

Updated without issues, OC 0.6.6

 

[NorthAmTransAm]

Resetting NVRAM also solved my issues. Easy update.

 

[67BGTEV]

Updated from Big Sur 11.2.0 right to 11.2.1 without any problems using OC 0.6.5..
1.Downloaded 11.2.1 from Software Update stated 8-mins for a 2.43GB update.
2.Then Preparing MacOS Big Sur took about 15-mins and i selected the restart option.
3.The 1st reboot automatically selected Macintosh HD.
4.The 2nd reboot automatically selected my macOS drive ( Ryzentosh SSD )
5.The 3rd reboot automatically selected Ryzentosh SSD, screen flashed then stated about 10-mins remaining.
6.The 4th reboot booted to my login screen.

Note :Installation created a startup disk labeled ( Macintosh HD )
I let it choose the startup disk automatically.

Fully working Big Sur 11.2.1 macOS on my AMD Ryzen 7 Hackintosh.
Hope this helps : )

Thanks for sharing this. Leaving the updater to default drive/volume to continue the update is very important otherwise update doesn't complete. This should be added to the first post.

 

[67BGTEV]

Both (from 11.1 and 11.2) of my OC 0.6.6 were upgraded to 11.2.1 after 3 reboots.

 

[Sberla]

I am still on Catalina running OC 0.6.6. Is it advisable to upgrade directly to MacOS 11.2.1 or better go through a blank install?

 

[moshes]

I am still on Catalina running OC 0.6.6. Is it advisable to upgrade directly to MacOS 11.2.1 or better go through a blank install?

I can't say for you, but the direct upgrade worked for me, and seems easier. Make a backup!