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How’s 11.1 running?
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I updated to 11.1 the same day I got my M1 (12.24). I haven't any any freezing, reboots, or anything else untoward.
Mine came with 11.0 and for reasons already discussed elsewhere I manually installed 11.1 from a USB installer I made.
My M1 MBP never saw 11.0.1
My magic mouse 2 behaves itself and I've had no wifi problems so far.
Interestingly, whilst my magic mouse was charging I connected my Logitech USB mouse and after about 5 to 10 minutes it became jerky and wouldn't click on anything. It also stopped moving from time to time.
Probably more of a Big Sur driver problem though.
Last night I also had a crash but it was probably my fault. I'm waiting for Caldigit to get back to me.
When it restarted it showed a report that a kernel panic had occurred.
I'd had a USB HDD connected through the Caldigit TS3+ for my TM backup.
When that finished I ejected the drive as normal and when it disappeared from the desktop I pulled the USB plug out of the TS3+ and the MBP immediately crashed/rebooted.
I'm wondering if I should have pulled the power plug from the HDD before I unplugged the USB plug.
If that's the case I could see why it could cause a problem for the TS3+ but not the Mac.
I await their instructions
My M1 MBP never saw 11.0.1
My magic mouse 2 behaves itself and I've had no wifi problems so far.
Interestingly, whilst my magic mouse was charging I connected my Logitech USB mouse and after about 5 to 10 minutes it became jerky and wouldn't click on anything. It also stopped moving from time to time.
Probably more of a Big Sur driver problem though.
Last night I also had a crash but it was probably my fault. I'm waiting for Caldigit to get back to me.
When it restarted it showed a report that a kernel panic had occurred.
I'd had a USB HDD connected through the Caldigit TS3+ for my TM backup.
When that finished I ejected the drive as normal and when it disappeared from the desktop I pulled the USB plug out of the TS3+ and the MBP immediately crashed/rebooted.
I'm wondering if I should have pulled the power plug from the HDD before I unplugged the USB plug.
If that's the case I could see why it could cause a problem for the TS3+ but not the Mac.
I await their instructions
It may work great but, if you need to reinstall, it could be a pain in the butt with 11.01. If you want to be very prudent with upgrades, I would go to 11.1 at least for the ease of reinstall. There is no evidence 11.1 breaks things that I am aware of.
Still on 11.0.1 because nothing major is broken. Some minor things but it is not annoying enough.
Just don't want to mess around chasing down problems with 11.1, if any, during the holidays.
Knowing that Apple is pretty much shutdown for holidays and there isn't another release coming soon.
