To make changes, click the unlock icon on the following screen, then click Enable system extensions.īecause Drive uses kernel extensions, in order to use Drive on M1 devices, you need to boot into recovery mode and enable Reduced Security mode.
After installing Rosetta, click Continue.Īfter Box Drive is installed, but before the login window displays, the system prompts you to enable the Box system extension. 
After you launch Box Drive, Box prompts you to install Rosetta, which is required for Drive to run.
Download and install Box Drive M1 public beta. After entering your password, press Enter.Īfter uninstalling Box Drive, install the Box Drive M1 public beta. The terminal does not display your password as you enter it. You are prompted for a password to complete the uninstallation in your terminal. Type the following: "/Library/Application\ Support/Box/uninstall_box_drive". Box will not auto-update public beta builds to a different version until there is a fix for this issue.īefore proceeding with the install, please uninstall any existing versions of Box Drive. It will not affect users who are not on M1 devices. This affects users who upgrade from one version of Box Drive to another version of Box Drive on M1 devices. A known Mac OS system bug exists related to the use of kernel extensions on Big Sur. In the interim, customers who would like to use Box Drive will need to enable Reduced Security mode in order to use the product. Later this year, Box will release a version of Box Drive that no longer requires kernel extensions, therefore no longer requiring Reduced Security mode to run. With M1 devices, users will need to enable Reduced Security mode in order to run applications that use kernel extensions. Box Drive utilizes kernel extensions currently. Important notes about the Box Drive M1 public beta Please see below for instructions on how to install this version of Box Drive. We know users have been anxiously awaiting support for Box Drive on Apple's new M1 chips and we're excited to provide public beta access to Box Drive on M1 devices. Download this new version of Box Drive here. IMPORTANT: We've released a new version of Box Drive (v.2.24.193) built on Apple File Provider Extensions (FPE) supported on macOS 11.5, and above, that provides seamless access and support on M1 devices.
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