On unsupported late 2013 15' MBP. Updated with no issues thus far.On an unsupported, but hacked to run Monterrey MBP 2012 retina - update available and updating. For both 2021 M1 MAX MBP and 2019 16" MBP i9 - not yet available in California.
On unsupported late 2013 15' MBP. Updated with no issues thus far.On an unsupported, but hacked to run Monterrey MBP 2012 retina - update available and updating. For both 2021 M1 MAX MBP and 2019 16" MBP i9 - not yet available in California.
THIS WORKED! Updating now.for everyone having trouble seeing the update- if you're running any version of Big Sur or Monterey previous to 12.3 softwareupdate in macos can go into a state where it stops checking for updates, even using the terminal command. it will stay in this state across reboots.
run this in terminal, then quit and re-check for updates using either system preferences or terminal:
sudo launchctl kickstart -k system/com.apple.softwareupdated
separate from all of that the update may have been pulled, I'm not seeing it on any of my macs.
Nope, just showed up for my 2019 Intel MBP!Looks like 12.3.1 is a device-specific update.
No update for my MacBook M1 Pro Max 16" and Mac Mini M1.
The update is available for all my IOS devices but not for Macs, strange.
This helped. I can now download the update. Thanks!for everyone having trouble seeing the update- if you're running any version of Big Sur or Monterey previous to 12.3 softwareupdate in macos can go into a state where it stops checking for updates, even using the terminal command. it will stay in this state across reboots.
run this in terminal, then quit and re-check for updates using either system preferences or terminal:
sudo launchctl kickstart -k system/com.apple.softwareupdated
separate from all of that the update may have been pulled, I'm not seeing it on any of my macs.
for everyone having trouble seeing the update- if you're running any version of Big Sur or Monterey previous to 12.3 softwareupdate in macos can go into a state where it stops checking for updates, even using the terminal command. it will stay in this state across reboots.
run this in terminal, then quit and re-check for updates using either system preferences or terminal:
sudo launchctl kickstart -k system/com.apple.softwareupdated
separate from all of that the update may have been pulled, I'm not seeing it on any of my macs.
It isn't. It just showed up for me on a bunch of Macs, both Intel and Apple Silicon.Looks like 12.3.1 is a device-specific update.
Where are you looking exactly that you don't see HFS (Apple Extended) as an option?
Yes it does, 6900XT working like it did before!Does this fix the GPU issues people have been having with AMD 5000 and 6000 series cards (performance was halved in 12.3)
No, but if you have criticized Apple here in the MacRumors forum, they probably put you on the wait list.Is it only for certain Macs?
Not seeing it yet on my M1 Mac Mini in the UK.... Though watch it appear now I've posted this.....