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MS-DOS 5.00 build 333

MS-DOS 5.00 build 333 is a pre-release build of MS-DOS 5, which was uploaded to a BBS on 24 August 1990. There are many changes compared to build 224.
==Changes==
*File Manager now starts along with DOS Shell.
* Microsoft Editor has been updated with new features.
*Microsoft QBasic has been updated with different strings.
*This is the first MS-DOS build to introduce the LH command which loads DOS drivers into the High Memory Area.
== Removed features==
===Utilities folder === 
*Set date
*Set time
*Disk compare
==Bugs and quirks==
===Unbootable Disks===
This build's disks are not bootable. You need to upgrade to this build from another MS-DOS version.
===RemLine.BAS Error===
An "Advanced feature unavailable" error occurs while compiling RemLine.BAS.
==Gallery==
MS-DOS-5-333-WelcomeToSetup.png|Welcome to Setup
MS-DOS-5-333-SetupOptions.png|Setup Options
MS-DOS-5-333-InstallTo.png|Install To
MS-DOS-5-333-DisplayType.png|Display Type
MS-DOS-5-333-StartupSupportDisk.png|Insert Startup/Support Disk
MS-DOS-5-333-FormatDrive.png|Format Disk (Setup)
MS-DOS-5-333-InsertDisk1.png|Insert Disk 1
MS-DOS-5-333-UtilityShell.png|Insert Utility/Shell Disk
MS-DOS-5-333-InsertDisk2.png|Insert Disk 2
MS-DOS-5-333-BasicEditDisk.png|Insert Basic/Edit Disk
MS-DOS-5-333-SetupComplete.png|Setup Complete
MS-DOS-5-333-Startup.png|Startup Disk Boot
MS-DOS-5-333-Dir.png|Directory
MS-DOS-5-333-Shell.png|DOS Shell
MS-DOS-5-333-AboutShell.png|DOS Shell - About
MS-DOS-5-333-FileToEdit.png|DOS Shell - Editor
MS-DOS-5-333-ShellQBasic.png|DOS Shell - QBasic
MS-DOS-5-333-Utilities.png|DOS Shell - Utilities Folder
MS-DOS-5-333-DiskCopy.png|DOS Shell - Disk Copy
MS-DOS-5-333-BackupFixedDisk.png|DOS Shell - Backup Fixed Disk
MS-DOS-5-333-RestoreFixedDisk.png|DOS Shell - Restore Fixed Disk
MS-DOS-5-333-Format.png|DOS Shell - Format
MS-DOS-5-333-WelcomeEditor.png|Microsoft Editor - Welcome
MS-DOS-5-333-EditorSurvivalGuide.png|Microsoft Editor - Survival Guide
MS-DOS-5-333-AboutEditor.png|Microsoft Editor - About
QBasic-Welcome.png|Microsoft QBasic - Welcome
QBasic-SurvivalGuide.png|Microsoft QBasic - Survival Guide
QBasic-About.png|Microsoft QBasic - About
MS-DOS-5-333-CastleBAS1.png|QBasic Catapult - Welcome
MS-DOS-5-333-CastleBAS2.png|QBasic Catapult - Gameplay
MS-DOS-5-333-MoneyBAS1.png|QBasic Money Manager - Welcome
MS-DOS-5-333-MoneyBAS2.png|QBasic Money Manager - Management
MS-DOS-5-333-NibblesBAS1.png|QBasic Nibbles! - Welcome
MS-DOS-5-333-NibblesBAS2.png|QBasic Nibbles! - Gameplay
MS-DOS-5-333-RemLineBAS.png|RemLine.BAS - Error
Category:MS-DOS 5 builds
MS-DOS 5.00 build 409c

MS-DOS 5.00 build 409c is a beta build of MS-DOS 5.00. Due to the installation media not being bootable, it is required to upgrade from an earlier version of MS-DOS 5. It was uploaded to a BBS on 23 December 1990.
==Gallery==
File:MS-DOS-5.00.409c-Setup.png|Setup
File:MS-DOS-5.00.409c-Timebomb.png|Timebomb triggered
File:MS-DOS-5.00.409c-DOSShell.png|MS-DOS Shell
Category:MS-DOS 5 builds
MS-DOS 5.00 build 432

MS-DOS 5.00 build 432 is a beta build of MS-DOS 5.00. Unlike most other MS-DOS builds, this one is bootable and does not require upgrading from a previous version. This build introduces a timebomb triggered by COMMAND.COM. When this build is installed on the current date, a warning message will appear when COMMAND.COM starts.
It was uploaded to a BBS on 29 January 1991 by The Zipperhead, and again five days later on 3 February where it was mislabeled as build 459.
== Gallery ==
File:5.00.432-setup.png|Setup
File:5.00.432-setup2.png
File:5.00.432-boot.png|Timebomb activated
File:5.00.432-dosshell.png|MS-DOS Shell
Category:MS-DOS 5 builds
MS-DOS 5.00 build 490

MS-DOS 5.00 build 490 is a beta build of MS-DOS 5.00.
== Changes ==
* When booting into the system, the expiry warning no longer appears.
* This build requires upgrading from a previous version of MS-DOS.
== Gallery ==
File:5.00.490-setup1.png|Setup
File:5.00.490-setup2.png
File:5.00.490-setup3.png
File:5.00.490-complete.png
File:5.00.432-dosshell.png|MS-DOS Shell
Category:MS-DOS 5 builds
MS-DOS 6.00 build 0015

MS-DOS 6.00 build 0015 is an early build of MS-DOS 6.00. The first two disks of this build were uploaded to a BBS on 9 August 1992, with the other two being uploaded on 11 August. The bootable demo disk of this build was uploaded to a BBS on 24 September.
==New features and changes==
*This build includes a beta release of DoubleDisk 3.0 by VertiSoft, which is set up by launching the MDSETUP.BAT batch file. DoubleDisk was later used as a foundation for DoubleSpace.
*Microsoft Diagnostics (MSD.EXE) has been added.
== Findings ==
*Towards the end of setup, a "More to come..." placeholder text appears in the billboards.
*The setup billboard text mentions both clean and interactive boot options, but they weren't implemented until the next build.
== Gallery ==
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0015-fdisk.png|FDISK
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0015-welcome.png|Setup
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0015-setup1.png
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0015-setup2.png
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0015-setup3.png
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0015-more to come.png|"More to come..." placeholder
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0015-chkdsk.png|CHKDSK
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0015-msav.png|Microsoft Anti-Virus
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0015-defrag.png|DEFRAG
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0015-dos shell.png|MS-DOS Shell
MS-DOS-6.00.0015-DblDisk.png|DoubleDisk
Category:MS-DOS 6 builds
MS-DOS 6.00 build 0018

MS-DOS 6.00 build 0018 is a build of MS-DOS 6.00. The build was uploaded to a BBS on 4 October 1992 and was eventually lost. The build was later found and uploaded on 24 June 2024.
This build uses the Jastro (combined DOS/Windows Janus + MS-DOS 6 Astro) installer (which still contains references to its predecessor, and indeed, still does in the leaked MS-DOS 6.0 source code), but since the Windows half of the combined DOS/Windows setup is not present, options to install Windows are unavailable.
== Gallery ==
File:MS-DOS-6.00.0018-Setup.png|Setup
File:MS-DOS-6.00.0018-DOSSHELL.png|DOSSHELL
File:MS-DOS-6.00.0018-Chkdsk.png|CHKDSK
File:MS-DOS-6.00.0018-Defrag.png|DEFRAG
Category:MS-DOS 6 builds
MS-DOS 6.00 build 0104

MS-DOS 6.00 build 0104 is a build of MS-DOS 6.00. References to MS-DOS 5.00 were removed, and DOSSHELL.EXE was reverted to the one seen in MS-DOS 5.00. The build was uploaded to a BBS on 1 October 1992 and was eventually lost. The build was later found and uploaded on 24 June 2024. This build adds the "Starting MS-DOS..." text during startup.
== Gallery ==
File:MS-DOS-6.00.0104-Setup.png|Setup
File:MS-DOS-6.00.0104-DOSSHELL.png|DOSSHELL
Category:MS-DOS 6 builds
MS-DOS 6.00 build 0303

MS-DOS 6.00 build 0303 is a beta build of MS-DOS 6.00. It was uploaded to a BBS on 15 November 1992.
==Installation==
When starting setup, a pre-installation report program launches, which requires the user to enter personal information.
==New features and changes==
*Setup billboard text has been finalized.
*This is the first build to support clean and interactive boot modes via the and keys respectively, which allow one to either skip processing CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT or process them step-by-step.
*DoubleDisk from the previous build has been replaced by DoubleSpace.
== Gallery ==
MS-DOS-6.00.0303-PreInstall.png|Pre-installation report
MS-DOS-6.00.0303-DblSpaceSetup.png|DoubleSpace Setup
MS-DOS-6.00.0303-DblSpaceMan.png|DoubleSpace Manager
Category:MS-DOS 6 builds
MS-DOS 6.00 build 0405

MS-DOS 6.00 build 0405 is a beta build of MS-DOS 6.00, which is found only in the German language. It was leaked by warez group ECR on 16 January 1993.
== NFO file ==
== Bugs and quirks ==
The timebomb warning is still in English despite the rest of the interface in German.
== Gallery ==
File:MS-DOS 6.00.0405-DE Setup.png|Setup
File:MS-DOS 6.00.0405-DE DOSShell.png|MS-DOS Shell
Category:MS-DOS 6 builds
MS-DOS 6.00 build 0550

MS-DOS 6.00 build 0550 is a build of MS-DOS 6.00. It was uploaded to a BBS on 30 December 1992, where it was mislabeled as build 0500.
== Gallery ==
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0550-Setup.png|Setup
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0550-Setup2.png
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0550-Setup3.png
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0550-defrag.png|Defrag
File:MS-DOS-6.00-0550-msav.png|Microsoft Anti-Virus
Category:MS-DOS 6 builds
MS-DOS 6.00 build 0790

MS-DOS 6.00 build 0790 is the official Release Candidate build of MS-DOS 6.00. The ver command no longer shows the full version number. It was uploaded to a BBS by warez group DMN on 8 March 1993. The NFO claims the build number as 0790, though that number is not evident in the build itself.
== NFO file ==
Category:MS-DOS 6 builds
MS-DOS 6.00 build Ceb

MS-DOS 6.00 build Ceb is a German beta build of MS-DOS 6.00. It was shown at Cebit '93 in Germany. It was uploaded to a BBS on 12 March 1993.
== Bugs and quirks ==
=== Installation ===
There are three files missing, all of which can be safely skipped. However, the mouse drivers will not be functional.
Category:MS-DOS 6 builds
MS-DOS 6.20 RC1

MS-DOS 6.20 RC1 is an update build of MS-DOS 6.20. It was uploaded to a BBS by Pirates with Attitudes (PWA) on 30 September 1993 and later High Voltage (HV) on the same day.
==NFO files==
The following NFO files were included as part of the PWA and HV releases.
Category:MS-DOS 6 builds
MS-DOS 6.20 build 2021

MS-DOS 6.20 build 2021 is an upgrade beta build of MS-DOS 6.20. It was uploaded to a BBS by High Voltage (HV) on 8 September 1993.
== Gallery ==
File:MS-DOS-620-2021-setup.png|Setup
File:MS-DOS-620-2021-Setup1.png
File:MS-DOS-620-2021-Setup2.png
File:MS-DOS-620-2021-dosshell.png|MS-DOS Shell
Category:MS-DOS 6 builds
MS-DOS 6.20 build 3002

MS-DOS 6.20 build 3002 is an update build of MS-DOS 6.20. This build requires upgrading from MS-DOS 6.00. It was uploaded to a BBS on 19 September 1993.
==Gallery==
File:MS-DOS-620-3002-Setup.png|Setup
=== Miscellaneous ===
File:Media-disk01 6.20.3002.png|Original floppy
Category:MS-DOS 6 builds
MS-DOS 6.22 build 2220

MS-DOS 6.22 build 2220 is a beta build of MS-DOS 6.22. The installation process involves upgrading from MS-DOS 5.00, 6.00, or 6.20. It was uploaded to a BBS by S.C.O.T.C.H. on 12 May 1994.
==NFO file==
Category:MS-DOS 6 builds
MS-DOS 6.22 build 2260

MS-DOS 6.22 build 2260 is a pre-release build of MS-DOS 6.22. It was leaked in May 1994 by the warez group PHOENIX. This build was shared again on 24 June 2024.
File dates are already set to 31 May 1994 even though the group released it on the 25 May, suggesting this might be a release candidate build, where Microsoft often already doctored file dates like in the final release. Another possibility is that this build became the final release after testing.
== NFO file ==
== Bugs and quirks ==
DEFRAG.EXE and MSBACKUP.OVL are corrupt in PHOENIX's release. However, setup can continue without these files.
== Gallery ==
File:MS-DOS-6.22.2260-Setup.png|Setup
Category:MS-DOS 6 builds
MS-DOS Shell

MS-DOS Shell is a graphical file management tool included with MS-DOS. It provided users with a visual interface for performing file and directory operations, such as copying, moving, deleting, and running programs. MS-DOS Shell was introduced in MS-DOS 4 and was included with subsequent versions of MS-DOS until MS-DOS 6.22.
== Gallery ==
File:MS-DOS-4.00-DOSSHELL.png|MS-DOS Shell in MS-DOS 4.00
File:MS-DOS-5-224-Shell.png|MS-DOS Shell in MS-DOS 5.00 build 224
File:MS-DOS-5-333-Shell.png|MS-DOS Shell in MS-DOS 5.00 build 333
File:20200730-130900-021.png|MS-DOS Shell in MS-DOS 5.00
File:MS-DOS-5.00-Korean-DOSSHELL.png|MS-DOS Shell in MS-DOS 5.00 (Korean)
File:MS-DOS 5.00A-H PC-98 DOSSHELL.PNG|MS-DOS Shell in MS-DOS 5.00A-H
File:MS-DOS 6.00.0405-DE DOSShell.png|MS-DOS Shell in MS-DOS 6.00 build 0405
Category:MS-DOS components
MSConfig

MSConfig, officially called System Configuration or System Configuration Utility, is a utility used to troubleshoot the Microsoft Windows startup process by allowing the user to temporarily disable drivers, services and other applications that launch at startup, as well as changing other aspects of system configuration.
== History ==
The utility was introduced with Windows 98, where it allowed the user to modify the configuration files of both MS-DOS and Windows, selectively disable the processing of some files at startup, as well as toggle certain troubleshooting settings. The first build to include MSConfig is build 1569. The tool was updated for Windows Me, mostly due to the removal of most access to real mode MS-DOS.
It was ported to the NT-based series with Windows XP, which added the ability to modify the boot manager configuration, as well as to selectively disable services. The Tools page was also introduced, which serves as a hub to other included system utilities. In Windows Vista, the ability to modify the legacy WIN.INI and SYSTEM.INI configuration files was removed. The Startup tab was deprecated in Windows 8 in favor of managing applications running on startup from the redesigned Task Manager.
==Gallery==
===Windows 98===
File:MSConfig-Win98-General.png|MSConfig in Windows 98
File:MSConfig-Win98-ConfigSys.png|Config.sys page
File:MSConfig-Win98-AutoexecBat.png|Autoexec.bat page
File:MSConfig-Win98-SystemIni.png|System.ini page
File:MSConfig-Win98-WinIni.png|Win.ini page
File:MSConfig-Win98-Startup.png|Startup page
File:MSConfig-Win98-Advanced.png|Advanced troubleshooting settings
===Windows Me===
File:MSConfig-WinMe-General.png|MSConfig in Windows Me
File:MSConfig-WinMe-SystemIni.png|System.ini page
File:MSConfig-WinMe-WinIni.png|Win.ini page
File:MSConfig-WinMe-StaticVxDs.png|Static VxDs page
File:MSConfig-WinMe-Startup.png|Startup page
File:MSConfig-WinMe-Environment.png|Environment page
File:MSConfig-WinMe-International.png|International page
File:MSConfig-WinMe-Advanced.png|Advanced troubleshooting settings
===Windows XP===
File:XPMSConfig.png|MSConfig in Windows XP
===Windows 10===
File:Win10-MSConfig.png|MSConfig in Windows 10
File:Win10-MSConfig2.png|Boot page
File:Win10-MSConfig3.png|Services page
File:Win10-MSConfig4.png|Startup page
File:Win10-MSConfig5.png|Tools page
File:Win10-MSConfig6.png|BOOT Advanced Options dialog
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows 98
MSDOS.SYS

MSDOS.SYS is the MS-DOS kernel in MS-DOS 1 through MS-DOS 6.22. It is responsible for file access and program management. MSDOS.SYS is loaded by the MS-DOS BIOS (IO.SYS ) as part of the boot procedure. By default, the file is located in the root directory of the bootable drive/partition and has RHSA attributes so it cannot be deleted or executed easily.
The DOS kernel has various different names in certain OEM releases of MS-DOS, such as IBMDOS.COM and MSDOS.COM. IBM PC-DOS, as well as DR-DOS (since 5.0, with the exception of DR-DOS 7.06). used the file IBMDOS.COM, whereas DR-DOS 3.31 to 3.41 used DRBDOS.SYS. FreeDOS uses KERNEL.SYS (a combination of the kernel and BIOS). Any DOS-compatible file name can be used for it, as long as the boot sector contains its name.
== Windows 9x ==
In the Windows 9x series, the DOS kernel was combined with the DOS BIOS into IO.SYS (aka WINBOOT.SYS). MSDOS.SYS was kept, but was repurposed as a plain text file containing boot configuration information. If a WINBOOT.INI file exists, the system will retrieve these configuration directives from WINBOOT.INI rather than from MSDOS.SYS. Some DOS utilities expect the MSDOS.SYS file to have a file size of at least 1 KB, which is why a large dummy comment is typically found in MSDOS.SYS.
== See also ==
* COMMAND.COM
* IO.SYS
Category:MS-DOS components
MSX-DOS

MSX-DOS is a monolithic operating system by Microsoft and Spectravideo. It is a port of MS-DOS for 8-bit MSX computers from the 16-bit MS-DOS. It is based on the MS-DOS 1.25 kernel and uses the same filesystem.
==Timeline==
Name 	Initial release	Last update
MSX-DOS 1	0.26 (1984) 	1.03 (1985)
MSX-DOS 2	2.20 (1988) 	2.30 (1990)
==See also== 
*86-DOS
*IBM PC-DOS
*FreeDOS
*CP/M
*DR-DOS
*MS-DOS
Category:Operating systems
MacOS Big Sur build 20A2411

macOS Big Sur build 20A2411 is a build of macOS Big Sur, which came pre-installed on the first batch of M1 Macs. The installation media was not officially provided by Apple, but its InstallAssistant.pkg was shared on Discord and then uploaded to the Internet Archivehttps://archive.org/details/20A2411 on 12 July 2024.
== Gallery ==
MacOS 11 boot screen.png|Boot screen
20A2411Dark.png|Dark mode desktop
20A2411Kernel3.png|Terminal with XNU version (arm64)
20A2411KernIntel.png|Terminal with XNU version (x86_64)
== References ==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds
MacOS Big Sur build 20A4299v

macOS Big Sur build 20A4299v is the official Beta 1 build of macOS Big Sur, which was released to Apple developers on 22 June 2020 after WWDC 2020. Internally, this build's version is 10.16.https://twitter.com/never_released/status/1275444907394490373
==Gallery==
File:Big-sur.jpg|Demo
==References==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds
MacOS Big Sur build 20A4300b

macOS Big Sur build 20A4300b is the official Beta 2 build of macOS Big Sur, which was released to Apple developers on 7 July 2020. It adds Apple Pay support for Mac Catalyst apps.Espósito, Filipe. Apple adds Apple Pay support for Catalyst apps with macOS Big Sur beta 2, 9to5Mac. 7 July 2020.
==References==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds
MacOS Big Sur build 20A5299w

macOS Big Sur build 20A5299w is a build of macOS Big Sur. This build is notable for being the first public demonstration of ARM macOS. It was later shipped with the first batch of the Apple silicon-based Developer Transition Kits in late June 2020.Wuerthele, Mike. Hands on: Apple Silicon Developer Transition Kit, AppleInsider. 29 June 2020. Archived from the original on 29 June 2020.Rossignol, Joe. Developers Begin Receiving Mac Mini With A12Z Chip to Prepare Apps for Apple Silicon Macs, MacRumors. 29 June 2020.
However, like in build 20A4299v, the internal version number is still 10.16.
This is the first build of macOS Big Sur to support running iOS apps.Rossignol, Joe. iPhone and iPad Apps Coming to Macs With Apple Silicon, Developers Can Manage Availability in App Store Connect, MacRumors. 23 June 2020. It is also the first build of macOS Big Sur to use iBoot to boot the system.
==Gallery==
File:36470-67924-geekbench-results-xl.jpg|Geekbench results
File:IOS apps on macos11.jpg|An iOS app running on 20A5299w
==References==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds
MacOS Big Sur build 20A5323l

macOS Big Sur build 20A5323l is the official Beta 3 build of macOS Big Sur, which was released to Apple developers on 22 July 2020. It changes the battery icon for the battery section in System Preferences. It also introduces a new red icon for the Music app, and it introduces some visual changes in said app.Clover, Juli. Apple Seeds Third Beta of macOS Big Sur to Developers, MacRumors. 22 July 2020.
==References==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds
MacOS Big Sur build 20A5343i

macOS Big Sur build 20A5343i is the official Beta 4 build of macOS Big Sur, which was released to Apple developers on 4 August 2020. This build adds 4K support for YouTube videos in Safari.Clover, Juli. Apple Seeds Fourth Beta of macOS Big Sur to Developers, MacRumors. 4 August 2020.
==References==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds
MacOS Big Sur build 20A5354i

macOS Big Sur build 20A5354i is the official Beta 5 and second Public Beta build of macOS Big Sur, which was released to Apple developers on 19 August 2020. This build does not support the 27-inch iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, 2020). Installing on those Macs will cause an error and a reinstallation of macOS Catalina is needed.Clover, Juli. Apple Releases Fifth Beta of macOS Big Sur to Developers, MacRumors. 19 August 2020. It was also released as the second public beta on 20 August 2020.Potuck, Michael. Apple releases second macOS Big Sur public beta, 9to5Mac. 20 August 2020.
==References==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds
MacOS Big Sur build 20A5364e

macOS Big Sur build 20A5364e is the official Beta 6 build of macOS Big Sur, which was released to Apple developers on 3 September 2020. This build adds support for the new 2020 iMac models.Clover, Juli. Apple Releases Sixth Beta of macOS Big Sur to Developers [Updated], MacRumors. 3 September 2020. It was also released as the third public beta on 8 September 2020.Clover, Juli. Apple Seeds New Public Beta of macOS Big Sur to Public Beta Testers, MacRumors. 8 September 2020.
==References==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds
MacOS Big Sur build 20A5374f

macOS Big Sur build 20A5374f is a build of macOS Big Sur. Like build 20A5299w, this build was only released for the Apple Silicon-based Developer Transition Kits on 15 September 2020 alongside the iOS 14.0 GM.New in D-Type 8, D-Type. 23 February 2021. Archived from the original on 7 March 2021.
== References ==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds
Category:Unleaked builds
MacOS Big Sur build 20A5374i

macOS Big Sur build 20A5374i is the official Beta 8 build of macOS Big Sur, which was released to Apple developers on 22 September 2020. It was also released as the fourth public beta on the same day. This build fixes an issue with the kernel that could cause applications to quit unexpectedly.Clover, Juli. Apple Releases Eighth Beta of macOS Big Sur to Developers [Update: Public Beta Now Available], MacRumors. 22 September 2020.
==References==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds
MacOS Big Sur build 20A5384c

macOS Big Sur build 20A5384c is the official Beta 9 build of macOS Big Sur, which was released to Apple developers on 29 September 2020.Clover, Juli. Apple Releases Ninth Beta of macOS Big Sur to Developers, MacRumors. 29 September 2020. It was also released as the fifth public beta one day later, on 30 September 2020.Clover, Juli. Apple Seeds New Public Beta of macOS Big Sur to Public Beta Testers, MacRumors. 30 September 2020.
==References==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds
MacOS Big Sur build 20A5395g

macOS Big Sur build 20A5395g is the official Beta 10 build of macOS Big Sur, which was released to Apple developers on 14 October 2020.Clover, Juli. Apple Releases Tenth Beta of macOS Big Sur to Developers, MacRumors. 14 October 2020. It was also released as the sixth public beta two days later, on 16 October 2020. This build adds eleven new wallpapers.Espósito, Filipe. Download latest macOS Big Sur wallpapers here ahead of public release, 9to5Mac. 14 October 2020.
==References==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds
MacOS Big Sur build 20B28

macOS Big Sur build 20B28 is the second official Release Candidate build of macOS Big Sur 11.0.1, which was released to Apple developers on 10 November 2020.Clover, Juli. Apple Seeds Second macOS Big Sur 11.0.1 Release Candidate to Developers, MacRumors. 10 November 2020. It was also released to the public on the same day.
==References==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds
MacOS Big Sur build 20B29

macOS Big Sur build 20B29 is the official RTM build of macOS Big Sur 11.0.1 released on 12 November 2020. This build changes the startup chime on 2017 and older Macs to the sound identical to models with the T2 chip (being a slightly deeper pitch).
==Notes==
There is no initial 11.0 version for Intel-based Macs, it jumped directly to this version instead, even though the beta testing phase began with that version number, However, 11.0 (build 20A2411) was pre-installed on ARM-based Macs. Apple advises users with this version to update to 11.0.1.https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201222
==Gallery==
File:MacOS 11 boot screen.png|Boot screen
File:MacOS 11 Setup - Language.png|Setup - Language
File:MacOS 11 Setup EULA.png|Setup - Software License Agreement
File:MacOS 11 Setup - Select Disk.png|Setup - Select Disk
File:MacOS Big Sur Installing.png|Setup - Installing
File:MacOS 11 Out Of Box Expereince.png|Out-of-box experience
File:MacOS 11-2023-05-27-12-59-29.png|Demo
==References==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds
MacOS Big Sur build 20B50

macOS Big Sur build 20B50 is an updated RTM build of macOS Big Sur 11.0.1. This build only contains bug fixes and performance improvements. To get this build, the user must upgrade from a previous macOS version, such as Catalina.Potuck, Michael. Apple releases new build of macOS Big Sur 11.0.1 for select users, 9to5Mac. 19 November 2020.
==References==
Category:MacOS Big Sur builds