Big Sur Beta 7 can't update

[iamprabhuantony]

AMD systems right now can not update to Big Sur 7. No update found on System preference too. Anyone had Success?

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[Heiko77]

Update found, seems to need new kernel patches.

 

[Heiko77]

New kernel patches are out and working fine. Thanks to shanee

 

[Shaneee]

New kernel patches are out and working fine. Thanks to shanee

Credit goes to Algrey for the patches

 

[Infinity]

Where is the new kernel patches?

 

[Aluveitie]

Experimental OpenCore branch on https://github.com/AMD-OSX/AMD_Vanilla

 

[albcc]

New kernel patches are out and working fine. Thanks to shanee

Still non working to me. What System definition did you use?

Experimental OpenCore branch on https://github.com/AMD-OSX/AMD_Vanilla

Tried but still not working in my case (iMac19,1).
I downloaded experimental openCore of course. I also checked enrolled status then I urolled, enrolled again but still "No Update".
I don't even know if I should open an issue on Github since the wrote that "ANY REQUEST FOR HELP SHALL BE IGNORED".

 

[Aluveitie]

@albcc getting the update to show up in system preferences software update has nothing to do with either OpenCore or the AMD kernel patches... I'm reading this every time a new beta comes up, some people do not get it even on Intel systems. Disabled SIP is one cause for this for example.

 

[albcc]

@albcc getting the update to show up in system preferences software update has nothing to do with either OpenCore or the AMD kernel patches... I'm reading this every time a new beta comes up, some people do not get it even on Intel systems. Disabled SIP is one cause for this for example.

And that's true. Changed sip to enabled, resetted NVRAM and now the update is available.

thanks @Aluveitie for letting me learn something new.

 

[Heiko77]

Still non working to me. What System definition did you use?

Tried but still not working in my case (iMac19,1).
I downloaded experimental openCore of course. I also checked enrolled status then I urolled, enrolled again but still "No Update".
I don't even know if I should open an issue on Github since the wrote that "ANY REQUEST FOR HELP SHALL BE IGNORED".

I’m using MacPro1,1

Still non working to me. What System definition did you use?

Tried but still not working in my case (iMac19,1).
I downloaded experimental openCore of course. I also checked enrolled status then I urolled, enrolled again but still "No Update".
I don't even know if I should open an issue on Github since the wrote that "ANY REQUEST FOR HELP SHALL BE IGNORED".

I'm using iMacPro1,1, added new patches and just tried to update from system. Update runs fast with many reboots, but went fine. I'm using OC0.61

 

[atanvarno]

Credit goes to Algrey for the patches

Are these same patches working for Catalina too..?

 

[vk2emp]

Another thing that may cause issues getting software update to detect the beta 7 update, you may be on the wrong seed - I thought I had my hack on the developer seed - turns out it was on the public beta seed.

I fixed it with this line in terminal:

sudo /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Seeding.framework/Versions/A/Resources/seedutil enroll DeveloperSeed

 

[Shaneee]

Are these same patches working for Catalina too..?

These patches won't affect Catalina due to the Min & Max kernel matches.

 

[Neckbeard]

The Experimental OpenCore branch worked for me. They updated it 2 days ago for Beta 7.

I also had to unplug my Corsair USB gear as it thought I was running on battery, due to the Commander Pro showing up as a UPS. I had to unplug it from the internal usb2 headers for BS install, but not for updates until now.