

- #How do you know if you have a software update for mac how to#
- #How do you know if you have a software update for mac install#
- #How do you know if you have a software update for mac driver#
Users on the SoftRAID support forum report that the SoftRAID driver loads correctly after they have installed the most recent public beta of macOS 11.3. Good news for users running SoftRAID on M1 Macs… I am hoping that this fix will appear in the third beta release of macOS 11.3. Our users have confirmed that macOS 11.3 beta 2 does not fix the bug that prevents the SoftRAID driver from loading. We closely monitor these posts and relay these results as soon as they appear (usually within a day after testing the developer beta). These users are posting their test results immediately after Apple releases each public beta. The good news is that many members of our support forum test each public beta of macOS 11.3. Unfortunately, our development agreement with Apple prevents us from reporting the results of these tests. We are testing each beta release of macOS 11.3 as it is released. We continue to work closely with Apple engineers on the macOS bug, which prevents the SoftRAID driver from loading on M1 Macs running macOS 11.2. NOTE: If you are a SoftRAID user, we encourage you to sign up to receive SoftRAID Critical Updates via email to be alerted of issues as quickly as possible. The system will automatically restart and startup from the restored Snapshot.

(Generally, this is the last Snapshot on the list, i.e. (This brings you to the “Select a Local Snapshot” window)

Here are instructions for using Snapshots to revert macOS to a prior version.
#How do you know if you have a software update for mac how to#
How to revert to macOS 11.1 using Time Machine No worries, you can revert your system to the latest version of macOS 11.1 you had installed on your system before you updated to 11.2. As always, we are working diligently with Apple’s engineers to rectify the problem and will keep you posted with any-and all-updates as they become available. Why not? Due to certain OS modifications made by Apple, SoftRAID will not operate properly.
#How do you know if you have a software update for mac install#
Without getting into the nitty-gritty of the latest changes that Apple has implemented, we advise that if you are running SoftRAID on an M1 Mac, do not install the macOS Big Sur 11.2 update. Earlier today, Apple released macOS Big Sur 11.2.

Though we are always excited when Apple rolls out a new OS update, we are also cautious about what it means for our OWC hardware and software. After updating to this new macOS release, the SoftRAID version 6 driver will load correctly, and you will be able to access your SoftRAID volumes. With the release of macOS 11.3 yesterday, Apple has now fixed the bug that prevented the SoftRAID driver from loading on M1 Macs.
