I had a similar problem with Monterey beta 3. When I update from beta 2 to 3, it began to fail booting up. Then, I tried to make clean install in other SSD. Beta 3 could run successfully. I checked kernel extensions. I found one (installed from SATSMARTDriver-0.10.pkg) of USB device drivers killed Monterey beta 3. I couldn't update from Monterey beta 2, and/or Big Sur to Monterey beta 3 because of this USB device driver (kernel extension).
I hope next beta version will fix this kernel extension problem, and I can update my current macOS version without clean installing.
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I have same problem on my M1 iMac. There was no such upgrade problem on my Intel iMac.
I tried the upgrade from Beta 4 to Beta 5 many times. But I have never succeeded the upgrade on my M1 iMac.
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