T2 Encryption Chip causes Kernel Panics?
Hi,
I have a Summer refresh, 2018 13" Macbook Pro with a touch bar. I've been getting kernel panics caused by the Bridge OS that is linked to the T2 Encryption chips on the newer Macbook pro's. This chip handles a lot of different things like audio, filevault, etc. I was having problems with this chip causing my computer to shutdown unexpectedly whenever I would run CPU or GPU intensive applications. I took it to the apple store and got the logic board replaced and everything seemed okay. It's been about a week since I had my computer fixed. I wanted to hook up a DAC (Digital to Analog Converter) to my Macbook in order to listen to some music. The computer detects my DAC via USB Type-B and everything works without a hitch.
Whenever I directly turn off my DAC, my computer will ALWAYS freeze and kernel panic. I turn on the computer and I get an error with the T2 encryption chip via bridge os.
Does anyone else have similar experiences?
MacBook Pro 13”, 10.14