Kernel Panic after upgrading to 10.14.4

just out of curiosity, anyone have ecc memory errors? correctable or otherwise.

system information -> hardware -> memory

A relative of mine has a Mac Pro 2013 and runs stable on Mojave (10.14).

Just try doing a clean install or checking your memory

Yep, it was dirt in my case. Disassembled it (thanks to iFixit) and cleaned it with compressed air, reset NVRAM and that was it...!

If it's a thermal issue, it would be interesting if everyone tried installing Macs Fan Control, set the fan to max and see if it reoccurs.

In response to macpro_ak: many people in this thread have already mentioned they were using Catalina B2 to get rid of their problems with Mojave 10.14.4... (including myself)

Has anyone found if upgrading to 10.14.5 (18F118d), MacPro6,1, Boot ROM ver. 130.0.0.0.0 has fixed the issues? That's what I am running, but I haven't rebooted since upgrading to 10.14.5 (18F118d)... and right now my Mac Pro is running perfectly. I also did find that if I rebooted, and left the Mac Pro sitting at the login screen, for perhaps 10 min., and then logged in, then all would be fine...

I didn't dare installing 10.14.5 beta 3 yet but the kernel panic only occurs if the machine is using a lot of CPU, so you should run a couple of CPU intense processes for a couple of minutes before you decide that the issue is gone.

My 2013 nmp running 10.14.5 beta 4 was sitting over the weekend and actually didn't crash at all. Monday/Tuesday was fine too. Tuesday night I installed beta 5 and the crashes started again, even when completely idle with no software open. Another user earlier in this thread experienced similar behavior with beta 3->4. Documenting my most recent crash, hopefully it helps someone.

https://gist.github.com/nambrosch/90bcce4b1f6082efa48c62e311fa78b7

I really want to stress that this was happening with a non-beta release and I only switched to the beta release with the hope that there was a fix.

Mac Pro (Late 2013)

2.7 GHz 12-Core Intel Xeon E5

64 GB 1866 MHz DDR3

AMD FirePro D300 2048 MB

Here is my mac Pro spec, at first it was panic by SSD and power supply. The Apple rep told me maybe either SSD, Logic board or power supply. So I replaced the SSD and logic board, then became CPU panic. I even put my old SSD and logic board back for running high sierra, no issues at all, that's why I confirmed it's bugs for 10.14.4 or high version.

mikehar - the disconnect between customer-facing support and engineering is pretty typical, especially with large companies. I do not fault them entirely but am disappointed as well. I doubt you will be getting a useful response from them on an issue like this on twitter.

If you don't mind, please open a support case and reference this thread. They will call you and ask to run some hardware diagnostics before proceeding with the case.

Just curious. Anybody experiencing these issues has not upgraded or replaced the RAM? Mine was upgraded also and reading through the thread it seems to be the same for everybody else.

I am going to upgrade to the beta because it cannot be any worse... I will report if anything changes on my end.

My machine has original OEM RAM and I’m still experiencing constant kernel panics. Interesting enough this coincided with installing an OWC 1TB SSD. As soon as I put Apple OEM SSD back in the machine runs fine. Place 3rd party SSD and constant kernel panics. OWC is actually sending me a replacement drive now as the last two are no longer visible to the machine but work fine in other computers.

I am hitting this issue too. Running aftermarket RAM and aftermarket SSD.

10.14.3 was running rock solidly. 10.14.4, **** hit the fan. KP every 5 mins.

I just updated to 10.14.5. Been running on it for 10 mins now. Will report if I keep hitting this issue.

Apple probably broke something in the update when it relates to aftermarket RAM and SSD. Their own internal testing probably only uses OEM RAM/SSD.

Isn't it just amazing when you buy a $4000 computer, and then spend $2000 upgrading it, and it just becomes completely unusable after a software update?

I am just at the very end of patience with Apple.

Have been working just fine since the release of 10.14.6. Any Pro users moved to Catalina?

Have updated my MACBook Pro and that so far is fine.

But the PRO is a different beast and after the recent issues with 10.14.14 now super concerned about updating...

Thoughts?

Just stay safe with 10.14.3 or High Sierra, I don't think relate to any hardwares issue as I tried most of different testings.