Luckily, I have a real Macbook Pro (mid 2014). But when it tries to go for its first reboot to finish the installation, the same thing happen - I got into a boot loop of misery.ģ. The installation went well since its not crashing (or so I thought). After Catalina got installed, I try to do a direct upgrade to Big Sur from within Catalina. This made me realized that the problem with Big Sur is exactly at when it tries to reboot the installer for the first time.Ģ. There's a few reboot after that but that's normal since the progress bar keeps going to its end. However, in Catalina, the 2nd reboot succeeded and the installer continued its progress. While I was trying to install Catalina using OpenCore 0.6.3 (the same one I used to install Big Sur), I had the same issue. I found this out when I was about to give up and decided to go back to Catalina. What I thought to be 'installer crashing' at 12 minutes mark turns to be a non issue. I finally made it to Big Sur after more than 30 hours of bathing in blood and sweat fiddling around to achieve it.ġ.

Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide For additional setup information about UAD software with macOS Big Sur, visit the macOS 11 Big Sur Compatibility Info article.

To get the latest UAD software, visit the UA software downloads page.

To check your UAD version, see the System Info panel in the UAD Meter & Control Panel app.

If you still have issues, please contact UA Customer Support for further assistance.

Restart the computer when prompted by the installer.Īfter restarting, the UAD Meter & Control Panel window should show gauges instead of red text.

The installer launches and guides you through installation.

Double-click the downloaded file to open the installer.

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Updating to the latest version of Big Sur is recommended.įollow these instructions to install the latest UAD software. Important: macOS Big Sur must be updated to 11.5 or later. The 'Allow' button in System Preferences > Security & Privacy is either unavailable, or does not load the UAD driver when clicked. SymptomĪfter installing UAD software on macOS Big Sur, “Driver Not Installed Correctly” is displayed in the UAD Meter & Control Panel app. Newer UAD software is available that resolves this issue. Some macOS Big Sur users running macOS 11.4 and lower may experience an issue that prevents UAD software from properly installing. Note:If installing UAD software on an Apple Silicon M1 Mac, click here for M1 installation help.

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