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Release Date ― September 16, 2024
Build Number ― 24A335
Apple Silicon System Firmware Version ― 11881.1.1
T2 BridgeOS System Firmware Version ― 2069.0.0.0.0 (iBridge: 22.16.10353.5.1,0)

New Features & Changes (Found something new? Please press "Edit" on the bottom of this post and add it here)
Resolved Issues
New Issues

  • ***WARNING*** Potential System Extension errors following upgrade to RC1. Multiple reports. See the comment section.
(If you are encountering any issues, please press "Edit" on the bottom of this post and add it here)

Remaining Issues

  • Alarms may not play when your display is asleep for a long period of time (FB10086690)
    • Workaround: Make your display not fall asleep in Settings > Lock Screen > Turn display off on ____ when inactive. You can turn your brightness off.
    • Issue present since macOS 13.0

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  • Please know, Memory Management has always been an issue on any OS (not just Apple's). If you believe there is a Memory Leak, please go to the Apple Menu > Restart > Restart to fix it.
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  • macOS 15 Sequoia will be installed via a Delta Update in System Settings. Please be aware about this and the update won’t install with an installer.
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  • macOS [Sonoma] Sequoia 15.0 Beta Release Notes
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RC installed from the previous beta and now stuck in a System extension error loop on startup.

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When going in to System preferences.. Privacy and Security says "Some system software requires your attention before it can be used". Sure. Click Details... (extensions as shown below, notice sliders are blue, but controls are disabled) then click OK (which is all I can do).

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Prompted for and provide security credentials. Rebuilding system extension cache message shown. Reboot. Then the same initial message again on startup and an infinite loop that ain't in Cupertino.

I get it's beta, but I really wasn't expecting issues like this so late in the day 👎

UPDATE: Tried to go into Recovery Mode to reinstall Sequoia to hopefully reset the system extension cache and can't even do that. Important content can't be downloaded at this time. Hilarious! 🤣

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RC installed from the previous beta and now stuck in a System extension error loop on startup.

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When going in to System preferences.. Privacy and Security says "Some system software requires your attention before it can be used". Sure. Click Details... (extensions as shown below, notice sliders are blue, but controls are disabled) then click OK (which is all I can do).

View attachment 2414754

Prompted for and provide security credentials. Rebuilding system extension cache message shown. Reboot. Then the same initial message again on startup and an infinite loop that ain't in Cupertino.

I get it's beta, but I really wasn't expecting issues like this so late in the day 👎

UPDATE: Tried to go into Recovery Mode to reinstall Sequoia to hopefully reset the system extension cache and can't even do that. Important content can't be downloaded at this time. Hilarious! 🤣

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I have the same issue. I've tried everything I know with kmutil and kextcache commands and can't seem to fix it. I hope it's an Apple issue that they fix for either a RC2 or public release.
 
I have the same issue. I've tried everything I know with kmutil and kextcache commands and can't seem to fix it. I hope it's an Apple issue that they fix for either a RC2 or public release.
Me too, using csrutil disable in recovery mode, trying to nuke the extensions manually, the works.

I imagine the RC will get quietly pulled and replaced.

The reason that I can't do a recovery installation is that Apple haven't put the RC up:

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Me too, using csrutil disable in recovery mode, trying to nuke the extensions manually, the works.

I imagine the RC will get quietly pulled and replaced.

The reason that I can't do a recovery installation is that Apple haven't put the RC up:
I can't disable SIP on my machine for whatever reason. When I go into the Recovery->Terminal, running csrutil disable gives me a failed error w/Recovery partition (something like that) message so I can't disable SIP.

I'll wait for Apple to update the recovery installation and try to re-install it. Otherwise, I think I have to wait.
 
I can't disable SIP on my machine for whatever reason. When I go into the Recovery->Terminal, running csrutil disable gives me a failed error w/Recovery partition (something like that) message so I can't disable SIP.

I'll wait for Apple to update the recovery installation and try to re-install it. Otherwise, I think I have to wait.
Yeah, I'm a big fan, but it hasn't been a marquee day for Apple in my books. That Glowtime event and then shipping an RC that is broken.

The problem you get when engineering is driven by marketing dates 🤣
 
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Using an M1 MacBook, I also get a “System extension error” loop with some updated Apple and Samsung extensions. Things seem to mostly work. I can change the startup security settings, but when attempting to disable or clear the SIP with crtutil, it gives the error message, “Failed to update security configuration for "Macintosh HD: Failed to create paired recovery local policy.”
 
Using an M1 MacBook, I also get a “System extension error” loop with some updated Apple and Samsung extensions. Things seem to mostly work. I can change the startup security settings, but when attempting to disable or clear the SIP with crtutil, it gives the error message, “Failed to update security configuration for "Macintosh HD: Failed to create paired recovery local policy.”
Yep. Welcome to the club! We are all twiddling thumbs until Apple pulls their finger out and provides a new RC or update.

We've all been burnt by the Beta at the last hurdle 🔥🔥🔥
 
Using an M1 MacBook, I also get a “System extension error” loop with some updated Apple and Samsung extensions. Things seem to mostly work. I can change the startup security settings, but when attempting to disable or clear the SIP with crtutil, it gives the error message, “Failed to update security configuration for "Macintosh HD: Failed to create paired recovery local policy.”
That's the exact message I get when I try to disable SIP using csrutil, but @cptcaveman said it didn't work anyway to fix this issue. I think we need to wait until they release their RC build in softwareupdate or maybe an RC2 later this week.
 
Animated screensaver sometimes doesn't animate on sleep and sometimes the Macintosh classic one returns to garish green after I set it to grey.
 
I just installed the RC on my intel 2020 iMac. So far it runs flawlessly. iPhone mirroring is awesome, but I thought that drag and drop for files would work but it seems I can't do that. So, is this feature planned in the future ?
 
The system extension issue seems to have blocked using Apple Pay on my Mac since I can't clear it.

The RC is still not released on their update server. I think (hope) we get a RC2 release soon.
 
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The system extension issue seems to have blocked using Apple Pay on my Mac since I can't clear it.

The RC is still not released on their update server. I think (hope) we get a RC2 release soon.
There are a bunch of other issues, apparently. Many can't even install it. My guess is that Apple is aware of this and is scrambling to get another release together.

 
There are a bunch of other issues, apparently. Many can't even install it. My guess is that Apple is aware of this and is scrambling to get another release together.


I saw that thread this morning and thought maybe Apple pulled the update but it's still on the developer site, so kinda weird.

Someone also thought it may not be the build but their backend servers that handles security updates.
 
That's the exact message I get when I try to disable SIP using csrutil, but @cptcaveman said it didn't work anyway to fix this issue. I think we need to wait until they release their RC build in softwareupdate or maybe an RC2 later this week.
Maybe you can just downgrade to the beta before by just installing it over the RC. It should work, because it's the same version or update to 15.1 Beta.

There is still no full installer for 15.1 and my Recovery got stuck on some 15.0 beta from the time I switched to 15.1. I can't use it for Recovery, but disabling SIP is working.
 
Maybe you can just downgrade to the beta before by just installing it over the RC. It should work, because it's the same version or update to 15.1 Beta.

There is still no full installer for 15.1 and my Recovery got stuck on some 15.0 beta from the time I switched to 15.1. I can't use it for Recovery, but disabling SIP is working.

I did consider updating to 15.1b3 but decided to wait it out. I don't need to disable SIP. Was just trying to work around the system extension issue.

I also don't have another Mac to use the full installer so my choices are wait it out or move up to 15.1.
 
I did consider updating to 15.1b3 but decided to wait it out. I don't need to disable SIP. Was just trying to work around the system extension issue.

I also don't have another Mac to use the full installer so my choices are wait it out or move up to 15.1.

I experienced this "loop" a few times after beta updates of 15.0 and maybe also 15.1, but it always stopped after the second reboot I think.

I have always disabled SIP and set those "Boot Security settings" to the lowest option available where Kernel Extensions are allowed to be installed even remotely.
 
I did consider updating to 15.1b3 but decided to wait it out. I don't need to disable SIP. Was just trying to work around the system extension issue.

I also don't have another Mac to use the full installer so my choices are wait it out or move up to 15.1.

The full installer for Beta 8 to downgrade can be downloaded from the AppStore if you just search for Sequoia or directly from Apple. So you don't need a second Mac.



But I think you meant reinstalling the RC with the Firmware file. I don't know if that even would help.
 
The full installer for Beta 8 to downgrade can be downloaded from the AppStore if you just search for Sequoia or directly from Apple. So you don't need a second Mac.


But I think you meant reinstalling the RC with the Firmware file. I don't know if that even would help.

Thanks for the info! I'll give it a couple more days and then may take the plunge and downgrade back to b8. I can't see Apple releasing this RC to the general public but who knows these days.
 
So I took the plunge and installed 15.0 b8 from the App Store and no issues there. However, it didn't fix the system extension issue as the kext file in question is /Library/Extensions/AppleMobileDevice.kext and cannot be deleted or modified. I couldn't even restore the old version from TimeMachine.

I still can't disable SIP or switch back to Full Security in the Recovery Security Settings. I dug a little deeper and at least for Full Security, it needs to contact Apple's servers to "personalize" it to my machine and that's when it errors.

For those of us experiencing this issue, I now believe it's Apple's backend that has the issue and there's nothing you can personally do locally on the machine itself. Not sure why some people are experiencing the issue and some others are not.

I wouldn't be surprised if they release an RC2 tomorrow or Friday.
 
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