I tried to install Sequoia from USB and it didn't work.
And I tried to install the update three times with the same result - error.
I also tried to download and install Sequoia from the AppStore, but again I get an error.
Here's report log:
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MacBook Air (M1, 2020)
Gotcha. If you must have Sequoia on the system, then your best bet is to install a later version (15.3.2). I was able to update a client yesterday successfully who was in the same boat as you. Just run the terminal command below to fetch the installer. If the command works successfully, the installer will be available in your Applications folder for manual launch.
softwareupdate --fetch-full-installer --full-installer-version 15.3.2
Gotcha. If you must have Sequoia on the system, then your best bet is to install a later version (15.3.2). I was able to update a client yesterday successfully who was in the same boat as you. Just run the terminal command below to fetch the installer. If the command works successfully, the installer will be available in your Applications folder for manual launch.
softwareupdate --fetch-full-installer --full-installer-version 15.3.2
You can try the command below, worked for me on a test machine (M1 Pro) yesterday running 15.3 :
sudo softwareupdate --fetch-full-installer --full-installer-version 15.4 --launch-installer -R
Join the club. I'm assuming you're attempting to update from 15.3.2? Resource thread started by KirillRP
It seems the only way to get your device updated to 15.4 is to erase your mac and reinstall Sequoia from recovery OR Restoring your device via Apple Configurator (DFU mode). There's a 15.5 Beta version available if that's of any interest.
Good morning, ren1018. The only way you'll be able to get 15.4 on the device is if you Restore via DFU mode utilizing the Apple Configurator 2 application on another compatible mac. A restore as you may already know wipes the device, so make sure to backup your data is you go this route. Otherwise, wait it out for the next incremental.
Thanks, it works and now I have Sequoia 15.3.2 :). But trying to update to 15.4 gives me an error :(
Yes, as long as you still have the installer in your Applications folder. Create a bootable installer for macOS - Apple Support
I want to update from macOS Sonoma 14.7.5 .
I also tried erasing the disc like stnslv in KirillRP topic but I get the same result :( .
Got it! That’s super helpful—thanks! Quick question though: after fetching the 15.3.2 installer, can I use it to create a bootable USB installer for a clean install?
Thanks darrieus179. I successfully updated to 15.3.2. It took a long time for my 2021 M1. Will attempt 15.3.4 later.
I am seeing the same issue with a user here. Upgraded from the latest macOS Sonoma version to 15.3.2 but now can't upgrade to 15.4.
Error while updating to Sequoia 15.4 from Sonoma on MacBook Air M1 A2337
