New M1 mac mini crashes for no apparent reason???

1) You seem to have an "Antivirus One" application. Third party antivirus should not be used.

2)

There is a lot of old stuff in there.

Kernel extensions that are old may cause problems. This may be even more complicated by the fact that these extensions were not only coded for an older version of the OS, they were for a completely different system architecture.

I would get rid of the EyeTV stuff - it cannot be used, anyway.

Also, the external SSD stuff by Samsung also should not be used.

Kernel Extensions:

/Applications/Wondershare Video Converter Ultimate.app

SystemAudioRecorder.kext (1.1.0 - SDK 10.6)

/Library/Extensions

Soundflower.kext (2.0b2 - SDK 10.10)

EyeTVAfaTechHidBlock.kext (1.1)

EyeTVCinergy450AudioBlock.kext (1.1)

EyeTVCinergyXSAudioBlock.kext (1.1)

EyeTVEmpiaAudioBlock.kext (1.1)

EyeTVVoyagerAudioBlock.kext (1.1)

SamsungPortableSSDDriver.kext (1.5.03 - SDK 10.7)

SamsungPortableSSDDriverX.kext (1.5.09 - SDK 10.12)

SONYDeviceType04.kext (1.4.0.11070 - SDK 10.9)

~/Library/Services/ToastIt.service/Contents/MacOS

TDIXController.kext (2.0)

In the Finder, press Command-Shift-G and type or paste

/Library/Extensions

and drag all the EyeTV files to the trash, and the Samsung ones. Enter your password when requested, then immediately restart your mac.

3) Several of the Intel applications that you have seem to be not fully working under Rosetta, the report mentions several Rosetta errors.

Please start a new thread giving the details about your mac, and include an Etrecheck report.

Panic reports are only useful for developers, for most of us we cannot get much from them.

The Etrecheck report, on the other hand, gives us information about your setup, particularly about software modifications that tend be associated with problems.

Please run Etrecheck and post its report here.

You should only have migrated the user accounts, and installed the applications fresh.

You may have migrated other stuff like old system extensions, launch daemons, some of which may be causing problems.

I didn’t suggest you to buy anything. Etrecheck is a diagnostic utility that you can get free from the App Store. The thing is when one says “my mac is crashing” the only way one can help is to have information about the mac and its software. There could be many reasons for a crash and without that sort off information we’re flying blind.

And as a thread grows, someone may come and say “me too “ but often the problem may be completely different.

Etrecheck is free at the App Store or the Etrecheck website.

There is a paid version, and it has some additional features, but just for posting a report the free version is enough.

Start a new thread, and post an Etrecheck report so we can look for possible hardware or software issues.

I think that you should have your mac looked in Apple Store or authorized repair service.

Reno Man wrote:

PS. While we're at it, how can you tell which apps are 32bit? Apparently there are a lot of them on my Mac...

It’s easy to see which applications are 32 bit - see below.

NOTE: 32 bit applications don’t work at all, so they also do not cause any trouble. They just sit there. The only benefit you get by deleting them is the drive space they were using.

To see which applications are 32 bit: hold down the Option key and from the Apple menu choose System Information... 

Under Software, click Applications. You can sort by any column as usual by clicking. Just click the column that describes the kind so you immediately see all Universal, Intel 64 bits or Intel 32 bits grouped.

Please start a new thread and give details about your system, including an Etrecheck report.

Nothing obvious in the report.

It looks like a hardware problem to me.

One of the recent OS updates seems to have solved it for me. My system no longer crashes/reboots every night.