Agreed, I'm unclear what the OP was trying to do and what prompted the tier 2 conversation that went poorly. The incendiary title and poll was what drew me in (I own an M1 MBP.) Anyway, it's non-sense post I think for the purpose of ranting or what ever the reasoning was.
If booting from an external drive between the two systems was an absolute must have feature perhaps it would have been wise to test this out while still in the return window.I am beyond the 2-week return window.
No question and it really triggers questions in my mind the OP's motives here. Honestly I agree with someone above, this was a flat troll post for the sole reason to cause trouble.If booting from an external drive between the two systems was an absolute must have feature perhaps it would have been wise to test this out while still in the return window.
Have you tried USB-C to DisplayPort?My M1 Mac mini issues:
- Bluetooth I don't use a bluetooth keyboard or mouse, but use AirPods or bluetooth headphones. Audio dropouts are consistent. Doesn't disconnect but sound ceases then comes back while playback is uninterrupted. It will be about 2-5 seconds long and can occur as often as every minute. That's pretty serious.
- HDMI two external monitors, one USB-C to HDMI, the other HDMI to HDMI. Both 4K same make and model. One with HDMI will periodically go black for 2 seconds about once an hour. I believe this is HDCP handshake protocol (reinitiation). Obviously this should not be happening or perceptible by user.
You might wanna get your facts straight on that. Types of posts like this doesn't surprise me when people start up new forum accounts. SMH.Although it may seem that way from my example, many people are having problems with hubs (that work normally on other systems) and quite a few have bricked their macs by charging through the hubs. I'd like to believe it was the issue of the belkin device since it is much cheaper and easier to replace than the mac
are you saying the issue doesn't exist? or that I shouldn't ask about it just because I joined recently?You might wanna get your facts straight on that. Types of posts like this doesn't surprise me when people start up new forum accounts. SMH.
While you’re spending so much time looking for silly links to to throw your obvious agenda in people’s faces you might wanna recognize that what you posted has 100% nothing to do with the OP’s alleged problem. They want to create a bootable drive to install the same OS on both Intel and M1 Macs. You’re way off topic and you’re detailing the thread. In the future read past the thread title. ?are you saying the issue doesn't exist? or that I shouldn't ask about it just because I joined recently?
helping you with few links since you're busy shaking your head.. some from this forum itself and I hope they too won't be brushed off as noobs
M1 MacBook Air won’t power on
I would say, connect all usb-c things you can and also charge with adapters. Better find it out now and let it die while still on warranty, than when it's out of warranty.forums.macrumors.comList of hubs that brick the MacBook M1
Users report fried M1 motherboards after charging their MacBooks through hubs rather than directly through one of the two USB-C Thunderbolt…medium.comM1 damages by charging through adapters - reasons understood?
Hi, there have been reports of fried M1s due to users charging through third-party adapters. Are the reasons for these damages fully understood? I have seen some explanations why this happens. Are the adapter inproperly regulating the voltage? Best Gerryforums.macrumors.com
There haven’t been any new reports of bricked M1 MacBooks here for quite a while. If it was a common problem I would expect to keep seeing new reports. It might have been a bad batch of early products or perhaps Apple improved their quality control process. For whatever reason the reports have seemingly stopped.are you saying the issue doesn't exist? or that I shouldn't ask about it just because I joined recently?
helping you with few links since you're busy shaking your head.. some from this forum itself and I hope they too won't be brushed off as noobs
M1 MacBook Air won’t power on
I would say, connect all usb-c things you can and also charge with adapters. Better find it out now and let it die while still on warranty, than when it's out of warranty.forums.macrumors.comList of hubs that brick the MacBook M1
Users report fried M1 motherboards after charging their MacBooks through hubs rather than directly through one of the two USB-C Thunderbolt…medium.comM1 damages by charging through adapters - reasons understood?
Hi, there have been reports of fried M1s due to users charging through third-party adapters. Are the reasons for these damages fully understood? I have seen some explanations why this happens. Are the adapter inproperly regulating the voltage? Best Gerryforums.macrumors.com
That is good news! Thank you. I had postponed getting a USB C monitor because of that reason. Dont want that fear to ruin my experience with this amazing machine. If there are no further reports for couple of weeks, will get that monitorThere haven’t been any new reports of bricked M1 MacBooks here for quite a while. If it was a common problem I would expect to keep seeing new reports. It might have been a bad batch of early products or perhaps Apple improved their quality control process. For whatever reason the reports have seemingly stopped.
For years now I have run 3 Macs with pretty much the same programs using Dropbox as my documents and data folder for all programs. I delete the OS Documents Folder. Whenever I go to one of the computers it is the same as the newest MacBook Pro I work on daily and visa versa if I work on one of the others. They all update instantly. They all backup to Time Machine including the MacBook Pro when I get home. I have had computer failures while working on Construction Project Tenders and been back at it in minutes, able to make the deadline. Will this work with your setup, will they communicate at this level?A Time Machine restore takes 10 hours to complete.
Moving my external to the Mini from the iMac would take less than a minute.
I think the issue is the initial boot code. It will be different for Intel and ARM.It's not entirely impossible that Apple engineers have told the OP that an M1 Mac and an intel Mac can boot the same system, and that it is the official response from Apple.
I see that many of you say that it is not possible, but what is your evidence? Universal Binaries do exist, and again, Intel Macs and PPC Macs were able to boot from the same 10.5 system.
The fact that Big Sur on an M1 Mac contains all the system extensions that are only relevant to intel Macs leads me to think that Apple wants the same system to work on both architectures.
OP’s suspension was temporary and they are no longer suspended. What I find funny is that people are responding to the op and it’s clear they only managed to read the first post of this thread and nothing else.Am I the only one finding it funny that people are still replying to the OP even though their account was suspended? What they wanted is something that cannot be done (one install for both Intel and M1 Macs), and they resorted to insulting posters who attempted to explain why.
Why does it matter? Sometimes products can be faulty. I had a brand new GTX 970 that was dead on arrival (couldn't play games but Windows worked - as there is a 2D/3D mode in GPUs). I had hard drives that died a month after purchase. I had a Dell that had its PSU blow out and had to get it repaired. It was a gaming computer that I was....playing games. But I guess they used a bad power supply.That is good news! Thank you. I had postponed getting a USB C monitor because of that reason. Dont want that fear to ruin my experience with this amazing machine. If there are no further reports for couple of weeks, will get that monitor
Uh this is pretty much any customer service. You don't have people that actually program the OS to take calls. And you cannot really pre-stage customer calls. "Oh you have only been here one day? Okay we will send you the easy questions". I have worked in customer service before. People don't give them enough credit, we get A LOT of difficult people yelling at us on a daily basis.I dont even call Apple any more for anything but billing/shipping issues cause after three calls in 7 years, I realized their service reps seem to have like 5 days of basic training. Quick internet research will be far more reliable in almost every scenario.
OP is funny doe
I wont mind my xbox or tv going out for repairs. But I’ll have to borrow someone’s laptop if something happens to my macbook. My work cant be done on the ipad. In hindsight, I shouldn’t have sold my old mac and kept it as a backup but cant do anything about it nowWhy does it matter? Sometimes products can be faulty. I had a brand new GTX 970 that was dead on arrival (couldn't play games but Windows worked - as there is a 2D/3D mode in GPUs). I had hard drives that died a month after purchase. I had a Dell that had its PSU blow out and had to get it repaired. It was a gaming computer that I was....playing games. But I guess they used a bad power supply.
Sometimes you get a computer and it has issues. That is why warranties exist. You get a product and use it, if it fails, you send it for repair.
I am the Queen of free. I will involve Customer Relations to work out a solution.
I am using my fifth free replacement iMac courtesy of Applecare.
I bought my first 21" iMac in 2008 for 1799 Dollars. It was replaced.
The one I am using now, an i9 with a 2TB fusion drive will likely get replaced by AppleCare in the 2 years left. It will be replaced with a 4000 Dollar M1 because they will have to give me 16gb of ram, and 2TB SSD. They can figure out which Silicon Chip to give me.
I'm sure replacement #6 is coming soon. This one just got repaired with a new logic board and a new SSD for the Fusion drive.