With a slightly higher CPU load (during the game), there are repeated restarts, pink stripes appear on the black screen. I cannot interpret the reports (they are identical, see example below). The problem does not occur with the same load on Macbook Air 2015 (Football Manager 2020 game running via Epic Launcher and Chrome). Big Sur 11.1.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.1
Hi all, lowering memory usage (from around 7GB closer to 6GB, of 8GB total) by closing safari tabs and some (e.g memory) resource hogging app's , e.g Spotify, resolves this issue for me. Apple needs a more elegant way of doing this, e.g low memory warning, unless this is actually a bug in macOS or M1 hardware.
BTW, I can now use an extra monitor memory again without KP's. Although not using an external monitor requires less Vram used (from main Ram) which may resolve the issue instead (but didn't for me, without closing app's).
No, but looks like a serious hardware problem from what little I can gather.
Have identical issue with Mac mini 2020 Late 16Gb Ram.
I do not have a Football Manager, I was working on my PC Computer connected to through RDP. In parallel I had few apps opened like Opera, safari and a Movie from Apple TV was on pause in separate screen.
I'm getting a similar error, but no FP or videos games, only Word, Safari, Acrobat reader, Apple Music, a BenQ screen and headphones. Any ideas why? I also have a Macbook air M1...
panic(cpu 2 caller 0xfffffe0016db84c4): "dart-disp0 (0xfffffe2336958000): SMMU(SMMU) error: SID 0 PTE invalid exception on read with DVA 0x3680000 (TTBR 0 SEG 0x1 PTE 0x5a0) ERROR_STATUS 0x80000004 TIME 0x3292fa4472e3 TTE 0 AXI_ID 0)"
Debugger message: panic
Memory ID: 0xff
OS release type: User
Any help would be most appreciated! Thank you!
I have almost the exact same report, and same reported symptoms on a MacBook Pro M1 8gb RAM laptop. Second time it has happened. Wasn't playing a game of any sort, and don't have any installed on the laptop. Was watching a YouTube video in Safari (only browser on the laptop). Screen goes black with a couple of short pink stripe flashes, then restarts. Running Big Sur 11.2.3 (latest update version).
Any further information about this?
I keep on having the same problem. I tried apple live help but they just suggested to install 11.2.3 – obviously it didn't help. Waiting for the lockdown to be lifted to go to a mac store. Sorry for not having further details. For the record I have a MacBook Pro M1 16 gb RAM – thus I guess that the RAM size is irrelevant
Sorry for not being more helpful
After a fairly long time without a crash, mine did it again. As before, attached to an external monitor (LG). Screen is mirrored, but not in clamshell mode because I want to use the fingerprint reader to unlock. Sent a crash report but didn't get it saved for myself.
I'll be very interesting in the impact/fix that 11.3 may provide. Updated today.
Same issue here on a Macbook pro M1. I had this issue for the last 6 months and got my computer replaced by a new one (not refurbished) and the issue persists.
I only run Google Chrome and Office 365 on my computer and an LG monitor on Apple HDMI/USB-C adapter. I doubt this is an RAM related issue as it happened with only a few apps idling in the background.
I'm seriously considering returning my computer and going back to my old Macbook pro.
You just described my exact experience since December 2020. M1 Macbook Pro, exchanged for M1 Macbook Air, external monitor, issue persists, apple support completely unhelpful. About to return the second computer (Air) as well.
Adding my name to the list too. New MacBook Air 8GB, manufactured on March 2021.
Used on ultra wide LG through Displayport.
Was disconnected from external display, watching YouTube on safari. Speakers made strange noises, and some pink lines in the screen.
Same here m1 Macbook Air 8gb, always using external monitor with mirroring displays, straight usb-c to usb-c on LG Ultrawide monitor.
Didn't happen for the first few months. Has now happened twice in a few days. Maybe latest Big Sur updates have bugs.
It has nothing to do with Football Manager or an external Display. I had nothing connected and it happend twice for me now. Not even an USB-C Hub.
I got the same pink corner and the attatched error message.
Hi all, agree with foxiven, I replaced my screen and thought to have fixed the issue but didn’t.
Apple must take responsibility for these faulty item and explore further. When I contacted Apple support or attended the Genius Bar I was persuaded to think it was an external software issue but (after replacing the computer) the new laptop had another kernel panic attack...
Very disappointing.
I have there same problem and same panic report text using an old Thunderbolt display with Apple TB --> C connector. Crashes twice per day. I did the recent OS update and the next morning my 6 month old Mac Book Air was in very bad shape. Many apps were freezing up and Finder was very slow. Two minutes to paste an image into a Word doc. I took it back and got a new one. It took 36 hours before this one crashed. I am avoiding the recent update for this computer in case someone finds that it exacerbates the M1 crash issue.
I don't think that all MacBook Airs are messed up to the same extent. The first one that I had would show a small "leak" of white light along the top of the screen. It was a few mm long in the area of the bluetooth and battery symbols. This replacement doesn't show that. Still no new crashes since pulling the cord on the keyboard.........
Same with me - Running The Air M1 with an external DELL U2722DE Display, connected via USB-C. I use the Dell as a hub for the Mac Book Air, Ethernet and another mac Mini and a Windows Laptop are connected to the Dell, too (Display Port and HDMI). What a mess!
Macbook Air M1 - kernel panic
