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I've just updated my Macbook Air to Big Sur.

After the update the process opendirectoryd is constantly using about 70% of cpu.

I've searched for the same problem, I haven't found any Big Sur related problems. There were recomendations to disable LDAP and/or Active Directory, but I'm not using any.

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After killing the process it appears again. I've searched /var/log/*.log, but I haven't found any errors that can help fix this problem.

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It looks like that I have found a way to fix it.

I've edited /etc/auto_master, commented out the line starting with /home and then executed sudo automount -vc.

I've found this solution here: https://superuser.com/a/426719/117432.

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    This worked for in Catalina. Thanks!
    – thismachine
    Commented Aug 17, 2022 at 23:53

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