I recently updated to macOS Big Sur, and I am having trouble with my external hard drive. Does anyone have a similar problem, and any possible solution? Doesn’t matter, if it’s an usb ssd card reader, usb stick, or external hdd. Just after the software upgrade from Catalina to Big Sur, my mac (Macbook Air 13-inch, Early 2015) stopped mounting any usb external discs.
One such issue that has been plaguing macOS Big Sur users up to and including the latest stable version 11.2.2 is compatibility with some external hard drives.
Sure, those on older models ranging from MacBook Air 2013 and later all the way to Mac Mini 2014 and Mac Pro 2013 and later are eligible for the Big Sur update, but since the OS wasn’t exactly built for these devices, there are bound to be some compatibility issues here and there. Buying one of these M1-powered devices means you get a smooth experience since Big Sur was optimized to run on them. Apple set the record straight at a virtual event held in November 2020, drawing a list of devices that would be compatible with macOS 11.Īt this same event, Cupertino unveiled the first devices to run on macOS Big Sur 11 out of the box. Overall, many will argue that macOS Big Sur is one massive upgrade compared to what we’ve seen over the years, but that’s not to say everything has changed.Īs usual with every OS upgrade, though, there comes some hardware limitations.
Talk of revamped Messages, Maps, Photos, and Safari apps alongside some improvements to the appearance of widgets, control and notification centers and even the dock icons, just to name but a few. Of course, as the name suggests, the initial version was meant for app developers, but there was little to hide as far as the new features in the OS were concerned.
It’s fast approaching a year since the Big Sur update was announced at the Worldwide Developers Conference in June 2020.
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