kernel panic *VERY* new iMac 27" 2019
All, got just a week or so ago a new iMac 27" 2019 (today is January 9, 2020). Ordered with 8GB memory and 3 TB fusion drive.
I ordered quality memory through macsales (OWC) to beef it up (as we know apple is very proud of their memory prices!) - 64GB and when the system came, just popped the new memory in.
system fired up just fine, recognized all memory - the startup process went 'normal' - pulled files from time machine, and got things set up 'normally' (whatever that means - but no problems). There was a catalina update so I did that and I'm on the newest of all software.
I've been using it and checking out all new things, removing old software that won't work, and updating to working software...
since then, when the system is not being used, I will get kernel panics (one copy below) and the system restarts itself. I can have numerous apps open, or no applications at all, and if I'm gone for the day, or overnight, the system simply restarts and I get the kernel panic message.
My first steps on this is to remove the 64GB of memory and put in the factory apple memory and see if that changes things, if so, then I know the memory is the problem. I can put in a stick at a time to see which one causes this.
anyway - any thoughts out there on these issues? I'll take any input.
here's a copy of the most recent kernel panic report - and I need help deciphering it a little.
thanks
rory