MacBook Air mid 2013 eligible to run Big Sur.

This is the screen when I try to start into recovery. I reach then internet recovery but Terminal gives 'command not found' and is therefore totally useless. In Disk Utility I can't see mij volumes. Could anyone advise what the issue is?

Screen:

Thanks for the reply,

I have reinstalled macOS as a clean-install and copied the data from the time machine.

Still it is an odd behavior. The machine runs fine but I can't boot into local recovery and internet recovery behaves like I described before. I even tried before copying the data and it is the same.

I am lost. I guess that I have to use it like it is.

Later I will contact Apple, as you suggested.

Last login: Fri Mar 3 17:41:30 on ttys000

(base) andre@andre-server ~ % diskutil apfs list

APFS Container (1 found)

|

+-- Container disk1 E64045CA-FFFF-4167-B9E6-564861B55E9E

====================================================

APFS Container Reference: disk1

Size (Capacity Ceiling): 500068036608 B (500.1 GB)

Capacity In Use By Volumes: 185788944384 B (185.8 GB) (37.2% used)

Capacity Not Allocated: 314279092224 B (314.3 GB) (62.8% free)

|

+-< Physical Store disk0s2 7448DAC2-E758-4596-8223-756A3F3F33C2

| -----------------------------------------------------------

| APFS Physical Store Disk: disk0s2

| Size: 500068036608 B (500.1 GB)

|

+-> Volume disk1s1 E17B2E28-0637-4CE7-A4A5-9809D8BF178C

| ---------------------------------------------------

| APFS Volume Disk (Role): disk1s1 (System)

| Name: Macintosh SSD SM512E (Case-insensitive)

| Mount Point: Not Mounted

| Capacity Consumed: 15322492928 B (15.3 GB)

| Sealed: Broken

| FileVault: No

| |

| Snapshot: FE3CDC00-366A-40B2-B303-937576810C25

| Snapshot Disk: disk1s1s1

| Snapshot Mount Point: /

| Snapshot Sealed: Yes

|

+-> Volume disk1s2 F62ABAF3-A4BE-4317-8D32-7161BCA6BDA9

| ---------------------------------------------------

| APFS Volume Disk (Role): disk1s2 (Data)

| Name: Macintosh disk - Data (Case-insensitive)

| Mount Point: /System/Volumes/Data

| Capacity Consumed: 167591530496 B (167.6 GB)

| Sealed: No

| FileVault: No

|

+-> Volume disk1s3 8D57D981-2696-4D14-8E9D-57375A030E52

| ---------------------------------------------------

| APFS Volume Disk (Role): disk1s3 (Preboot)

| Name: Preboot (Case-insensitive)

| Mount Point: /System/Volumes/Preboot

| Capacity Consumed: 993976320 B (994.0 MB)

| Sealed: No

| FileVault: No

|

+-> Volume disk1s4 18E9FFB4-E9F1-4623-AC28-8C18BA7C83CB

| ---------------------------------------------------

| APFS Volume Disk (Role): disk1s4 (Recovery)

| Name: Recovery (Case-insensitive)

| Mount Point: Not Mounted

| Capacity Consumed: 623243264 B (623.2 MB)

| Sealed: No

| FileVault: No

|

+-> Volume disk1s5 C1131EB5-342D-492F-94DC-3C5108AD7039

---------------------------------------------------

APFS Volume Disk (Role): disk1s5 (VM)

Name: VM (Case-insensitive)

Mount Point: /System/Volumes/VM

Capacity Consumed: 1074810880 B (1.1 GB)

Sealed: No

FileVault: No

(base) andre@andre-server ~ %

Thx for the reply.

I have seen the 'Broken' report but dunno what to do with it.

I have done a clean reinstallation and the report was the same.

The machine works well, SIP is enabled, no problems with the performance.

BUT, I am still unable to boot into Recovery.

I have asked Apple but no answer yet.

For the time being, the little machine works well and is in use at this time.

PS, just to make sure, I checked my MBP and I see the same 'Broken' in the report. And this machine works perfect with MS Office, Acrobat and Acad. I guess that this occurred after installing Big Sur.

Here is the screenshot what you asked me to send.