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#Little snitch m1 update

Then it downloaded the 11.3 update and I typed in my admin password to authenticate as usual after the 11.3 update downloaded and AT THE SAME TIME was offered an update to Carbon Copy Cloner which I allowed. Then I had to authenticate on the phone to trust the computer. It said it could not connect to the iPhone unless it downloaded some mysterious update first, which it did with an unmarked small dialog box with a black phone icon inside it. Told it to update to 11.3 via System Preferences. After updating my iPhone to 14.5, I had left it plugged into the Mac Mini. But it could have been a fluke via a bug. However, on a different M1 Mac Mini (same hardware as the first, same NVME external drives), I was able to actually update to 11.3 directly from the external boot drive. Except this time I couldn’t update the internal boot drive either, so I couldn’t test an update attempt from the Diagnostic boot partition.

#Little snitch m1 install

The install downloaded but would not authenticate to restart to do the update. One external boot drive on an M1 Mac Mini again refused to update in place, 11.3 making no difference. My primary interest continues to be getting external M1 boot drives to function as normally as they used to under Intel processors. It’s been a long day, updating every iOS device in a multi-person home as well as every Apple TV and every Mac. If something hasn’t changed, that’s surprising.

Video Plug-Ins which have been updated include AppleAVEEncoder and AppleAfterburnerProResDecoder.

Spotlight mdimporters now include Mail, version 11.0, which hadn’t been included in 11.2.3, and a new build of the Rich Text mdimporter.

Two new private frameworks, for RealityKit_Ogma and SceneKit_Ogma, have been added.

Many private frameworks, including Backup, Catalyst, components for Mail, have been updated.

Bluetooth, Keyboard, Localisation and Profiles panes have been updated.

Many OpenDirectory modules have been updated.

The SMBFS extension has been updated from 3.4.1 to 3.5.

The System extension and its plugins have been updated to 20.4.0.

The HFS file system extension has been updated to 556.100.11.

A new extension, AppleVirtualPlatform, has been added.

AppleStorageDrivers extension has been updated to 511.101.1.

AGX and AppleGraphicsControl extensions have been updated to 173.22.1.

Most AMD extensions have been updated to 4.4.17.

#Little snitch m1 driver

A new driver extension has been added for Apple16X50PCI.

ManagedClient has been updated to 13.2.

The Finder has been updated from 11.1 to 11.3.

Feedback Assistant has been updated to 5.1.

AddPrinter in CoreServices has been updated.

A few Automator actions have been updated, mainly those for PDF.AppleVirtIOSound.driver has been added to /System/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/HAL, and others have been updated.Flow Delegate Plugins in /System/Library/Assistant/FlowDelegatePlugin have been increased in number.Major changes seen in the System folder include: Those which have changed version rather than just build number include:

Looking through the bundled apps, almost all have been updated. Because they’re so long and detailed, I won’t attempt to summarise them, but recommend that you read them: At last Apple has returned to providing extensive release notes to accompany the Big Sur 11.3 update.