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Great, I think updating to Big Sur broke my computer...Permalink On twitter.com
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Process 20013 launched: '/System/Applications/Calendar.app/Contents/MacOS/Calendar' (x86_64) 2021-02-01 03:29:44.774892-0500 Calendar[20013:421722] container_create_or_lookup_for_current_user(): 52 Process 20013 exited with status = 1 (0x00000001)Permalink On twitter.com
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Pretty much all the OS-provided apps fail to launch like thisPermalink On twitter.com
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Googling "container_create_or_lookup_for_current_user" makes it seem like it's some sort of sandboxing issue, but it's mostly from developers trying to debug their own apps, so I'm not sure how to fix Apple-provided apps failing with it, since they're closed-source... grr...On twitter.com
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.@AppleSupport what does it mean when container_create_or_lookup_for_current_user tells me "52"? I'm assuming that's a container_error_t value, which is probably an enum? In which header is that declared?Permalink On twitter.com
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2 reinstalls later & it's still not working… let's see, who else do I know who's smart about macOS… @osxreverser can you reverse Big Sur's container_create_or_lookup_for_current_user() function? Uh… @siracusa? No wait he doesn't do the @arstechnica macOS reviews anymore…Permalink On twitter.com
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Update: logging in as a different user seems to have worked. So, I guess whatever the issue is must be confined to my main user's configuration...Permalink On twitter.com
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