Mac Mini 2018 Kernel panic bug_type 210 after Security Update 2020-002

Having the same issue on Macmini-2018, whenever I put it to sleep or it sleeps itself after being untouched, it restarts in sleep. Don't use Safari at all and Chrome is the default browser...

{"caused_by":"bridgeos","macos_version":"Mac OS X 10.14.6 (.......)","os_version":"Bridge OS 4.5 (17P5300)","macos_system_state":"sleep","incident_id":"56A3F280-4ABF-44D7-.....-CC6CB0ED3D53","timestamp":"2020-06-24 13:19:19.00 +0000","bug_type":"210"}

I took my iMac Pro which is still having the same crash and not even Apple was able to fix this. It is ongoing and to the point where Apple has agreed to replace the unit. There is nothing you can do except to maybe go back to (High Sierra) or forward to Catalina. However on Catalina the issue is not as bad as Mojave because the initial boot is different than that of Mojave. I hope you are able to find a happy medium

I have the same problem with my Mac Mini 2018 after Security Update 2020-002 and nothing seems to solve it!

It's now 3 months since Apple are aware of the issue and no solution other than moving to Catalina. It's like if they try to force us to move to their new OS version :-(

Not a solution for me because every day I use some Applications not compatible with Catalina for now.

Apple need to correct their Security Update! it's not suppose to give us problems!!!

No serious answer by no-one.

https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/386761/mac-mini-2018-kernel-panic-bug-type-210-after-security-update-2020-002

It also state that even with the security update 003 nothing is resolved.

I can confirm all that problems: repeated kernel panic with error 210, generated by Bridgeos in Mojave (firmware of T2).

I know it is not the latest system, but I need to remain on Mojave; nevertheless it is not acceptable that a computer update is responsible of such a trouble with the system itself.

Many thanks to all of you, and especially to Apple Computer Inc.

It has not been fixed at startup.

Safari and firmware updated (Safari 13.1.2 and T2 firmware is 17P6065).

Furthermore, for a couple of time I have no problem for sleep (with Safari open), but now, with Safari open or closed, I get the usual message at sleep: bug type 210 at sleep incident made by bridges

I don't know if I can hope in a next update...

I can only say that such a behavior of the system in a machine where Apple Computer Inc. has the full control of hardware and software is absolutely unacceptable.

Hi there, I have the same issue, My mac mini is 2020 Mac mini , 3.2GHz, i7, every time I after I nomally shut down , when I open mac mini in the next day, it shows up this msg error......

but I'm just wondering...why my Mac mini 2020, still shows it is (2018) in about this Mac overview?

and... It was shipped with Catalina...but I degrade it to Mojave cuz I'm. logic Pro X user for music productions, I believe alot of the plugins are still not steable with Cata...

Thanks for your sharing...and I'm now using Chrome as my default browser until Apple fix this... or never

Its nuts! Every time i leave my Mac unattended for an hour i come back to a restarted computer due to kernel panic. The only way I can leave it is by closing all Applications (except Chrome), then put to sleep. Generally I can wake it up from sleep without any issues then. But step aside to have lunch with multiple windows open, and boom! restarted.

Disabling "Power Nap" did not fix it for me:

Disable Power Nap,

reset SMC,

reset PRAM,

safe boot,

Disk First Aid in recovery OK,

open & close Safari,

sleep,

-> Crash and reboot after 40-60 seconds.

Actual status:

Mini 2018. Mojave 10.14.6 (with evil security update, calamitous upgrade firmware).

Reset SMC, (of course disable Power Nap), and – DO NOT OPEN SAFARI – no crush, no kernel panic, no restart after sleeping mac. I will use Chrome temporary.

And I'm waiting – Apple – how long!?!

I never use Safari, but I still get kernel panic restarts. What seems to reduce the recurrence is to shut down every open application (except Chrome which I don't shut normally), disconnect external hard drives and then put it to sleep. Kernel panics still happen occasionally this way but a lot less frequently.

noonn, I haven't touched mine at all. It's 100% stock.

by the way, I didn't have a crash in a couple of weeks, then installed the latest security update and safari update last week and boom, within hours it crashed.