Big Sur 11.0.1 became unbootable.
I have followed instructions including erasing the disk as nothing was working to get it back up.
I have followed this for Big Sur reinstallation: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211983.
Terminal based installation is still failing with the same message.
What is the next step here?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.0
Thanks - I'm located in Poland and bought it from premium reseller, as I don't believe we have apple store here (only online possible to purchase directly), so those returns doesn't apply I'm afraid.
I ended up recovering this with my friend's Mac via Apple Configurator 2 - this resolved the booting issue.
I still have initial Screensaver issue though which was the reason I tried the reinstallation :( - described here: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/252087996?login=true&page=2
Thanks - I'm located in Poland and bought it from premium reseller, as I don't believe we have apple store here (only online possible to purchase directly), so those returns doesn't apply I'm afraid.
I ended up recovering this with my friend's Mac via Apple Configurator 2 - this resolved the booting issue.
I still have initial Screensaver issue though which was the reason I tried the reinstallation :( - described here: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/252087996?login=true&page=2
Make an Appointment with the Apple Genius Bar or New Purchases come with a 14 Day Return Policy no questioned asked
Have a read over here as per Apple instructions septic to M1
Thank you, but link you are referring to points to the document I’ve followed already as per my initial post.
Ending up with the very same error I’m afraid.
Many thanks for your reply - unfortunately I do not have Mac with expected spec handy.
My other Mac is MBP 2011 with MacOS High Sierra 10.13.6.
I cannot update any higher then this and cannot install Apple Configurator 2 there either.
Is there anything I would be able to do without this?
If not, I'm assuming that based on Warranty I can bring it back to Apple Store and they would restore it for me?
Perhaps this will help:
https://mrmacintosh.com/restore-macos-firmware-on-an-apple-silicon-mac-boot-to-dfu-mode/
Macbook Air M1 2020 Big Sur reinstallation failure.
