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Reply to Random Shutdown in Big Sur (ThunderboltNHI) driver problem
@dstnrgrs That is true, the rebuild and snapshot were not necessary in Catalina, as I figured out. Just today I finally decided to try Big Sur, and if I do the "bless" step, I am having the "restart" problem also. But if I don't, the change doesn't "stick." Everytime I have gotten to the point where it is just restarting with the error, I have done a reinstall from Recovery Mode because I didn't know what else to do. Is it really just as simple as doing another Recovery Mode and authenticated-root disable? Did the AppleThunderboltNHI.kext file restore itself on your system?
Apr ’21
Reply to Random Shutdown in Big Sur (ThunderboltNHI) driver problem
DON'T FORGET to create another system snapshot to take these modifications under account at next reboot : bless --folder /Volumes/[MacOS your custom stuff here]/System/Library/CoreServices --bootefi --create-snapshot I followed the instructions by sf98723 on Catalina while trying to update from 10.15.4 to 10.15.7 but when I try this part: bless --folder /Volumes/[MacOS your custom stuff here]/System/Library/CoreServices --bootefi --create-snapshot ... it doesn't work. it works if I leave off "--create-snapshot" but then when I finished the process my system had reverted to 10.15.4 without the update. So my question is can someone give more detail about the part where you create a snapshot, and why might --create-snapshot not work? It said something about not a valid command.
Apr ’21