Hi there!
I recently started getting repeating kernel panics! The only new thing is that I've moved and am using a new internet/wifi/etc. There are no perifs when it happens, its at random, also sometimes software hangs and internet goes very slowly, repaired disk utility in safe boot, etc.
Here is the latest report. Thank you!
I feel a bit dumb but I cant get MemTest86 on a thumb drive, it keeps mounting the image under a different name so I'm unable to move it over to disk2 as instructed in the pdf (I've tried a few ways, none seem to work - feeling a bit dumb being I used to know my way around terminal as a very very former part time apple genius 10 years ago but extremely rusty and not very good with backend terminal stuff beyond slightly more than layman common use)
My panics are so very random. I'm going to try and do a fresh install this weekend (hopefully tonight/tomorrow) after getting a new external (note that I am backed up I just want to be doubly backed up for this freshy)
Alrighty, it happened again.
So all telestream is deleted and it was actually running with no panics all day and through the night yesterday until just now
Mind you, I do live in Australia - the 9th was yesterday. Today is the 10th here. Those would be from yesterdays crash. So nothing in there is from today.
Regardless, here is one.
What should I do next?
Re the panic log, this is the contents of my diagnosticreports folder, and there was nothing of note in console under log/library
OK great, we need to observe the temps under bigger loads, maybe even set it to Logging in it's Prefs so we can see if close to Panics it's too high, like mid 70°s C. & up
Uninstall the Telestream software following the directions from the developer, then see what happens.
i'm looking at the list of Telestream products and dont see one I have installed on my computer...
The kexts & plist are the most important to remove, so... right clicking on one doesn't give you choices like Move to Trash?
Barney may well be onto something also.
Doesnt seem like I'm able to directly move them to the trash the manual way or via this app. How else can we do it to bypass this macos requires this thingy block that I'm getting?
You will have to disable SIP or find an uninstaller on their website.
Once you have removed the kext, re-enable SIP.
Files in those folders won't do a thing.
The only file that mattered was the kext.
Temps/Fans appear good, KP seems to be with some plugin-container, but can't tell which unless it's com.expressvpn.splittunnel
We'd want to look at one of the 2019-10-09 crash logs.
Same problem...
Thread 0 Crashed:: CrBrowserMain Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
0 com.github.Electron.framework
I'd remove or maybe reinstall Electron.
Repeated kernel panics
