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Why is my iMac (27-inch, Late 2013) having a BSD when shutting down it or waking up after sleep for a while?
I don't have any USB attached so workarounds from other post are not helping me. I read also in other post that resintalling macOS from scratch could solve the problem, but Im not sure nice my iMac was perfectly working before Catalina update.
Attached the log for further investigation.
iMac 27″, macOS 10.15
FYI,
I reinstalled Catalina but didn't restore the TimeMachine backup. After Catalina was installed I created my user session and restored my personal files with iCloud (200GB subscription); the lager files were copied from the TimeMachine using Finder.
Now I can leave the iMac in suspend mode all the day waking up it several times and no BSD.
FYI,
I reinstalled Catalina but didn't restore the TimeMachine backup. After Catalina was installed I created my user session and restored my personal files with iCloud (200GB subscription); the lager files were copied from the TimeMachine using Finder.
Now I can leave the iMac in suspend mode all the day waking up it several times and no BSD.
Hello brody
Updated the VirtualBox to the latest one Versión 6.1.12 r139181 (Qt5.6.3) with their newer extension version 6.1.12 Extension Pack.
Rebooted the machine and started the Ethercheck for the report, attached the output.
I have the exact same issue, on two MacBook Pros (16inch and 15inch), both on Catalina 10.15.6 (19G73), both with ONLY Apple Kexts.
Confirmed using Kextstat | grep -v "com.apple"
Driving me insane for months: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/intermittent-kernel-panic-when-rebooting-down-catalina-on-mbp16.2249568/
Also I've been a developer and software architect at low level embedded C/ObjC for nearly 2 decades.
I have spent weeks trying to analyse this issue.
You may need a new update for Virtualbox. That's the first extension loaded.
If not, run an Etrecheck to help us better diagnose your problem:
@Luis - great to hear it’s been fixed by your reinstall.
reinstalling and setting up a OS takes a long time,
did you have the kernel panics when trying to reboot like I did?
BSD - watchdog timeout: no checkins from watchdogd in 301 second
