Hello, today while encountering some problems in trying to install the official release version of Big Sur (was on DevBuild/Public Beta before) i've noticed this...
Macintosh HD in Container disk1 is greyed out and can't mount it, the text at center height in the main window should be something akin to "System Snapshot activated" in English with below the name of this sub-container/snapshot/whatever it is where the actual boot OS seems to be.
Now i'm pretty sure this is not expected behavior and i'm also pretty sure that this was present in Catalina too, the only thing i can think about is that it might have to do with the fact that when i first got this computer (16 inch MBP btw) and was trying to transfer the old data and users through an external HD via Migration Assistant the cable got yanked and the whole boot partition got corrupted and since it wouldn't boot up i had to erase the whole disk and reinstall the OS through Recovery.
Having said that, while it looks weird it doesn't seem it created me any problem all this time* but still if possible i would like to restore things as they should be; Any idea on how to do that? Should i even do it?
*maybe this caused the problems i had in downloading and installing release Big Sur? Essentially after a while the download would stop with a message appearing saying "Encountered an error while installing" and even after i managed to download completely the first time the "Install macOS Big Sur" app would not respond when opened.
Macintosh HD in Container disk1 is greyed out and can't mount it, the text at center height in the main window should be something akin to "System Snapshot activated" in English with below the name of this sub-container/snapshot/whatever it is where the actual boot OS seems to be.
Now i'm pretty sure this is not expected behavior and i'm also pretty sure that this was present in Catalina too, the only thing i can think about is that it might have to do with the fact that when i first got this computer (16 inch MBP btw) and was trying to transfer the old data and users through an external HD via Migration Assistant the cable got yanked and the whole boot partition got corrupted and since it wouldn't boot up i had to erase the whole disk and reinstall the OS through Recovery.
Having said that, while it looks weird it doesn't seem it created me any problem all this time* but still if possible i would like to restore things as they should be; Any idea on how to do that? Should i even do it?
*maybe this caused the problems i had in downloading and installing release Big Sur? Essentially after a while the download would stop with a message appearing saying "Encountered an error while installing" and even after i managed to download completely the first time the "Install macOS Big Sur" app would not respond when opened.