I have just upgraded to the new OS Big Sur. I just experience a crash from Safari. The termination reason is Namespace ASSERTIOND, Code 0xd00d2bad. What is that mean and Why did it crash?
AB
iMac Pro, macOS 11.0
Bradley Wagner wrote:
ddkilzer wrote:
The `Namespace ASSERTIOND, Code 0xd00d2bad` crash is fixed in Safari that ships with macOS Big Sur 11.2. Please update when you're able to do so.
11.2 is out? Not seeing it available
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https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/3094cfc6-6f6c-48ae-aa99-e9574956f7f6
Yes, you are correct. It is fixed in the latest macOS 11.2 s-e-e-d, but you may want to wait for the official release to update.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacOS_Big_Sur#Release_history
Big Sur has caused havoc to my MacBook Air (Retina, 13-inch, 2019)
Is this an upgrade? Or a giant leap into a series of crashes?
I experienced this crashes ever since I upgraded to Big Sur. I had no problems like this in Catalina. I have updated to Big Sur 11.1 in the hope that this issue will go away, but I've had two crashes so far.
My Safari version: 14.0.2
The only plugin I have: Grammarly.
Safari 14.0.1 on Mojave also crashes on certain sites. I reinstalled Mojave which yields v12.0 with no issues, I upgraded via the supplemental update to 14.0 with no issues, but installing the offered Safari update installs 14.0.1 which crashes again.
I'm seeing the same here. Today I just noticed that I crashed just as I clicked on the 1Password Extension to unlock it. Not sure if this is the cause but it at least seemed to cause the crash I just saw.
Regarding crashes from sleep - I've also seen this. I've been running without Power Nap for a while which eliminated all my sleep/wake crashes, but I've seen about 3-4 crashes since I installed Big Sur. Disappointing.
I see lots of questions and no recommendations/solutions under this important topic. It seems like Apple has failed in the production of this update, it must fix the issue asap with an update . This is the most annoying bug I have ever seen in Mac OS updates.
MacOS Big Sur 11.1 was released today. I upgraded immediately, and to my surprise Safari is not closing itself since the update. I wonder, is the issue fixed altogether despite the fact that Apple does't mention it at all, or is it temporary, will it come back again. I'm not sure.
I was just thinking the exact same thing. I am going to try it now and report back. Ever since I downloaded Big Sur or should I possibly say Big Turd my safari unexpectedly quits numerous times a day especially after my system goes to sleep. When "trying" to read and understand the error codes I am getting the thing I keep noticing is all the extensions name are listed so I am wondering if it is not so much just the update as it is the extensions in conjunction with the updated software. Error code below. Corpse...that doesn't sound good..lol
Exception Type: EXC_CRASH (SIGKILL)
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000
Exception Note: EXC_CORPSE_NOTIFY
Termination Reason: Namespace ASSERTIOND, Code 0xd00d2bad
WHERE IS APPLE ON THIS???!!! I HAVE NOT SEEN ONE THREAD WHERE APPLE RESPONDS WITH ANY KIND OF EXPLANATION OR SEMI USEFUL INFORMATION. REALLY DROPPPING THE BALL. PRETTY DISAPPOINTING ESPECIALLY SINCE I JUST DROPPED 3K ON A NEW FULLY LOADED IMAC 27" DESKTOP AND CANT EVEN FIND HELP WITH THIS DISRUPTIVE ERROR; ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU WORK FROM HOME AND HAVE SO MUCH GOING ON AND I AM FORCED TO START WORK OVER OR LOSE A BUNCH OF WORK I STARED DUE TO THIS.
Termination Reason: Namespace ASSERTIOND, Code 0xd00d2bad
Switching to Safari Technology Preview also solved the problem for me. The standard Safari 14.0.2 would crash between one and three times a day. I've been using Technology Preview 14.1 extensively for over a week with no crashes.
Mine is crashing daily, overnight, while my Mac is asleep.
See the main thread on this debacle: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/252051818
Best report it via feedback - links in that thread for user feedback and developer feedback.
Same thing happening to me on my iMac, crashes several times daily now inc overnight when iMac sleeping. Only happening since Big Sur upgrade
You can enable battery % once again by going into System Preferences -> Dock & Menu Bar -> Battery and checking the 'Show Percentage' option
Well, I'm using 1Password!
Safari Version 14.0.1 Unexpectedly Quits
