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Hi,
I randomly get kernel panics, when I edit a video in FCP or do any power-heavy stuff. This appears when I upgraded the Mac OS Catalina, to its newest version. Are there any thoughts, to solve the problem? Here's the details of my last kernel panic:
<<panic(cpu 2 ...): Kernel trap ... type 14=page fault
[ a page fault is a reference to memory not owned by the task attempting access. It should NEVER occur in well-behaved software.]
BSD process name corresponding to current thread: Adobe CEF Helper>>
First Make certain your adobe software is up-to-date.
read this related thread, especially the last response: Constant Kernel Panicking After recent Catalina update
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251514116
More information is available on Adobe web site.
<<panic(cpu 2 ...): Kernel trap ... type 14=page fault
[ a page fault is a reference to memory not owned by the task attempting access. It should NEVER occur in well-behaved software.]
BSD process name corresponding to current thread: Adobe CEF Helper>>
First Make certain your adobe software is up-to-date.
read this related thread, especially the last response: Constant Kernel Panicking After recent Catalina update
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251514116
More information is available on Adobe web site.
Your wounds are completely self-inflicted. This software is causing the panic "to protect you":
loaded kexts:
com.avast.PacketForwarder 2.1
com.avast.FileShield 4.0.0
MacOS is already very well protected from random malware attacks, and such third-party drek in not needed on your well-protected Macintosh computer.
Effective defenses against malware and ot… - Apple Community
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There was another kernel panic issue. But in the past weeks, just this happened, and not under FCP (under Blender).
I'll give a try to your advice, if the symptoms don't appear in my Mac in the next 7 days, I'll update you. But thank you for your contribution!
It seems like, it solved my problem. Thanks for your help! I am very glad!
Kernel Panic issue
