Hi, I have a mid-2014 macbook pro running Mojave 10.14.6. I've installed all the security updates, date & time has been set automatically, and there are no WiFi issues on my end.
I made a Time Machine backup of my computer in preparation to do a clean install of Big Sur because I wanted to try it out. My first attempt was through the app store, which brings me to System Preferences and returns this error...
I searched about this on the internet and found that others were having the same issue, and everyone said to just wait it out because Apple's servers are being hammered right now with everyone trying to update at once. They also said to wait until nightly hours when there wouldn't be a lot of downloads, and I was doing this at 3-4 AM eastern time, so I'm not sure that made a difference.
I tried booting into an old Sierra drive just to download the Big Sur installer app and try it through there, which returns this error every time:
Last resort, I tried booting into Internet Recovery Mode, which actually loaded the Big Sur recovery mode, so I thought I was making progress, until-
Also, just a side note, I have 38GB left of free storage on the drive I want to install Big Sur, which is more than enough for installation...
What is going on? Are Apple's servers genuinely just not working for 2 days straight? I mean, the "macOS Software Update" server shows that it's open and working on https://www.apple.com/support/systemstatus/
I made a Time Machine backup of my computer in preparation to do a clean install of Big Sur because I wanted to try it out. My first attempt was through the app store, which brings me to System Preferences and returns this error...
I searched about this on the internet and found that others were having the same issue, and everyone said to just wait it out because Apple's servers are being hammered right now with everyone trying to update at once. They also said to wait until nightly hours when there wouldn't be a lot of downloads, and I was doing this at 3-4 AM eastern time, so I'm not sure that made a difference.
I tried booting into an old Sierra drive just to download the Big Sur installer app and try it through there, which returns this error every time:
Last resort, I tried booting into Internet Recovery Mode, which actually loaded the Big Sur recovery mode, so I thought I was making progress, until-
Also, just a side note, I have 38GB left of free storage on the drive I want to install Big Sur, which is more than enough for installation...
What is going on? Are Apple's servers genuinely just not working for 2 days straight? I mean, the "macOS Software Update" server shows that it's open and working on https://www.apple.com/support/systemstatus/