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I'm getting the error "Before installing OS X Mavericks, this system requires MacBook Air Flash Storage Firmware Update 1.1. Click on the Updates button in the
by jmgrosen 13y ago
I'm getting the error "Before installing OS X Mavericks, this system requires MacBook Air Flash Storage Firmware Update 1.1. Click on the Updates button in the Mac App Store to install the update." even though I've applied the firmware update and there aren't any updates (besides Mavericks) in the Mac App Store. Any help?
- sanbor 13y agoMaybe it's caused due FileVault disk encryption. Try disabling the encryption before applying the update.
- jmgrosen 13y agoNope, not using FileVault.
- mipapage 13y agoIt happened to me too. Apple -> Software update and the patch was still there. So I installed it again. Great success; now waiting on the Maverick download.
- grecy 13y agoLots of people have reported having to install that thing more than once. When you installed it, after reboot, did you absolutely get a window saying it was successful? (for me, the window took 45-60 seconds to pop up, and it failed twice before it worked (didn't want to install on battery)). Try reloading the updates section of the Mac App Store again, and again.
- jmgrosen 13y agoThe firmware update gave me a success message after I had installed it, and I don't see it available again in the updates. So no luck there.
- mipapage 13y agoFWIW - I rebooted it on my own after the first dialogue saying that it had installed. Then it was there again in software updates.
- nperson 13y agoHappened to me, too. With the exception I have FileVault enabled. Contacted Apple Support and looking forward to resolve this issue. Otherwise I'm stuck with Mountain Lion. Can anybody confirm this has something to do with FileVault, actually?