Error message about "device slots" after macOS upgrade

[jms1voalte]

I just upgraded a machine from macOS 14.6 to 14.6.1. When it booted up after the upgrade, I got a pop-up error message talking about "device slots" not being available. I know I've encountered this before, and I remember there being a relatively simple way to work around it, but I don't remember off the top of my head what it was.

my log id: c59ec1b906248dd7b569e81c

DUH ... while I was typing this up on a second machine, I did another full reboot of the machine I had updated. Apparently doing a full reboot (i.e. →Restart...) was enough to resolve the issue.

Crisis averted, however it might be useful to include this in the documentation somewhere?

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[willjasen]

I have this same issue, but after upgrading to macOS 15 Sequoia. Restarting doesn't fix it and reinstalling the application doesn't either.

My log is is 407c6f5ca4b56db253e8e11c