Kernel Panic macOS
Been getting kernel panic frequently. Catalina reinstalled and clean installed but still getting it.
Here is the full log.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.15
Been getting kernel panic frequently. Catalina reinstalled and clean installed but still getting it.
Here is the full log.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.15
Apple has more extensive hardware diagnostics, which might require leaving your Mac.
The following questions are to try and see if we can point to hardware or software as the root cause.
When you say "Clean Install" did you
If you installed anything or restored files, then it is possible it is something you added.
If vanilla Catalina is panic'ing your system, then that would be a very strong argument for hardware.
Oh yea. Do you have any external devices plugged into your Mac. It can be a simple as a USB keyboard or mouse, to an external disk, monitor, USB hub, Dock, etc...
Maybe we can point to an external device causing issues on the interconnection bus.
Apple has more extensive hardware diagnostics, which might require leaving your Mac.
The following questions are to try and see if we can point to hardware or software as the root cause.
When you say "Clean Install" did you
If you installed anything or restored files, then it is possible it is something you added.
If vanilla Catalina is panic'ing your system, then that would be a very strong argument for hardware.
Oh yea. Do you have any external devices plugged into your Mac. It can be a simple as a USB keyboard or mouse, to an external disk, monitor, USB hub, Dock, etc...
Maybe we can point to an external device causing issues on the interconnection bus.
Try pasting the text of the panic log into the Additional Text area, here (document icon in reply toolbar).
Well, when I open your "gist," it is just a bunch of encoded text, like it embedded a picture, but isn't showing the picture. So, unusable.
Apple diagnostics doesn't shows any problems with hardware though.
Clean installed like you mentioned in last point. Also nothing plugged in except for charger.
I think I have extracted the useful information from the kernel panic
Looking the panic information, I cannot see any smoking guns.
No 3rd party kernel extensions.
The mac is a Mid-2017 13", so you cannot replace the RAM nor the SSD, so we cannot blame 3rd party components.
I can see that your Mac panic'ed about 23 seconds into the boot
Panic diags file unavailable, panic occurred prior to initialization
System uptime in nanoseconds: 23169390539
Where 23,169,390,539(nanosec)/1,000,000,000(nanosec/sec) = 23 seconds
You also appear to be running Catalina 10.15.5
Darwin 19.5.0
I only raise the point, as your are in the Mojave forum 😀
If you are constantly getting these panics, then you might want to consider that you have a hardware issue, that maybe Catalina is aggravating.
Log is about 1 million characters so I posted it as gist. Additional text won't allow more than 100000
Kernel Panic macOS