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).
I'd love to do take legal measures, as help seems nowhere to be found. I even talked to my Apple reseller and they told me to try and change as many adapters until the issue is solved.
The thing is: how many Thunderbolt and USB hubs am I supposed to buy, only to hope and pray that the machine takes my whole work down out of the blue — again?
I bought the M1 MacBook Air in January. It worked fine for a few months. In the last few weeks I've also been getting panics with a frequency of about 1-4 per month.
At first I thought it was limited to using it with an external display. But I just had my first panic without it being connected to the external display or the power supply.
I thought it was my usb C hub too and was about to spend another 100 bucks for another one but I guess that's not the issue. first the mouse stops to move, then the display goes pink, and the MacBook restarts, exact same problem. And when I just use the laptop, it works fine. It happens like 5 times daily and I am sick and tired of it now.
It's happening up to 5 times daily now.
panic(cpu 0 caller 0xfffffe002e459798): "dart-disp0 (0xfffffe2332d8c000): SMMU(SMMU) error: SID 0 PTE invalid exception on read with DVA 0x24000 (TTBR 0 SEG 0 PTE 0x9) ERROR_STATUS 0x80000004 TIME 0x6df96286a803 TTE 0 AXI_ID 0)"
Debugger message: panic
Memory ID: 0xff
OS release type: User
OS version: 20F71
Kernel version: Darwin Kernel Version 20.5.0: Sat May 8 05:10:31 PDT 2021; root:xnu-7195.121.3~9/RELEASE_ARM64_T8101
Fileset Kernelcache UUID: FB10CC0AB8BAC020BC47A50D64476F11
Kernel UUID: 07259C53-9EF7-32FF-821D-8F28A5985DFA
iBoot version: iBoot-6723.120.36
secure boot?: YES
Paniclog version: 13
KernelCache slide: 0x0000000025280000
KernelCache base: 0xfffffe002c284000
Kernel slide: 0x0000000025dc8000
Kernel text base: 0xfffffe002cdcc000
Kernel text exec base: 0xfffffe002ce98000
mach_absolute_time: 0x2a3ae6d1677
Epoch Time: sec usec
Boot : 0x60c4bb2d 0x0007186e
Sleep : 0x60c96385 0x0008e8c2
Wake : 0x60c96479 0x00024e93
Calendar: 0x60c98a91 0x0003ea66
CORE 0 recently retired instr at 0xfffffe002d009240
CORE 1 recently retired instr at 0xfffffe002d00a6f4
CORE 2 recently retired instr at 0xfffffe002d00a6f4
CORE 3 recently retired instr at 0xfffffe002d00a6f4
CORE 4 recently retired instr at 0xfffffe002d00a6f8
CORE 5 recently retired instr at 0xfffffe002d00a6f8
CORE 6 recently retired instr at 0xfffffe002d00a6f8
CORE 7 recently retired instr at 0xfffffe002d00a6f8
Panicked task 0xfffffe1667b30e60: 3707 pages, 19 threads: pid 342: WindowServer
Panicked thread: 0xfffffe1667b7b960, backtrace: 0xfffffe30193e74f0, tid: 3053
lr: 0xfffffe002cee6be4 fp: 0xfffffe30193e7560
lr: 0xfffffe002cee69c8 fp: 0xfffffe30193e75d0
lr: 0xfffffe002d00fa70 fp: 0xfffffe30193e75f0
lr: 0xfffffe002d0012b8 fp: 0xfffffe30193e76a0
lr: 0xfffffe002ce9f7e8 fp: 0xfffffe30193e76b0
lr: 0xfffffe002cee6658 fp: 0xfffffe30193e7a40
lr: 0xfffffe002cee6658 fp: 0xfffffe30193e7ab0
lr: 0xfffffe002d6983e8 fp: 0xfffffe30193e7ad0
lr: 0xfffffe002e459798 fp: 0xfffffe30193e7d40
lr: 0xfffffe002e459270 fp: 0xfffffe30193e7dd0
lr: 0xfffffe002e458a5c fp: 0xfffffe30193e7e80
lr: 0xfffffe002d5c5ec0 fp: 0xfffffe30193e7ec0
lr: 0xfffffe002d5fbdc0 fp: 0xfffffe30193e7f20
lr: 0xfffffe002e0068c8 fp: 0xfffffe30193e7fb0
lr: 0xfffffe002d5ec9e0 fp: 0xfffffe30193e7fc0
lr: 0xfffffe002d003ce0 fp: 0xfffffe30193e7fe0
lr: 0xfffffe002ce9f85c fp: 0xfffffe30193e7ff0
Kernel Extensions in backtrace:
com.apple.driver.AppleT8020DART(1.0)[F6E1E036-504F-3FDF-B83B-6732226FF906]@0xfffffe002e454000->0xfffffe002e45bfff
dependency: com.apple.driver.AppleARMPlatform(1.0.2)[F784412E-33CC-3859-B0CB-D0A62C9E26CB]@0xfffffe002d7f4000->0xfffffe002d843fff
dependency: com.apple.driver.IODARTFamily(1)[55309CB3-D624-3B9B-962A-E82571B663FC]@0xfffffe002ef2c000->0xfffffe002ef3ffff
com.apple.driver.AppleInterruptController(1.0d1)[E7931F7A-8581-32B7-8A33-394B279B926C]@0xfffffe002e004000->0xfffffe002e007fff
dependency: com.apple.driver.AppleARMPlatform(1.0.2)[F784412E-33CC-3859-B0CB-D0A62C9E26CB]@0xfffffe002d7f4000->0xfffffe002d843fff
last started kext at 1042743109: com.apple.driver.usb.IOUSBHostHIDDevice 1.2 (addr 0xfffffe002cc54000, size 16384)
loaded kexts:
My first apple product and it is freaking disappointing!!!
same here, the trackpad issue is diagnosed when i’m using the bluetooth trackpad. The panic never occured while using my MBA on battery (not connected to the external monitor / bluetooth keyboard and trackpad). The trackpad issue won’t appear as well.
Closing the lid negatively affects the WiFi antenna, too, because it's located in the lid which is designed to be vertical when used. Apple told me that years ago. Just another reason Apple engineers need to fix this dang problem for good!
I’m old enough that my memory does play tricks on me, but I’m quite sure the poster said she had the problem with an iMac. I don’t recall however if an additional monitor was mentioned or not. My MBP has only done it with an additional monitor attached, and had the worst frequency of kernel panics with a Dell monitor. I have had one panic event with an LG monitor. It has not occurred when I am just using the laptop without any peripherals. There are a few posters in the thread who have, however. I’m sorry if I’ve remembered incorrectly about the iMac issue, but sometimes I can’t remember what I had for breakfast.
Just received yesterday the computer from the Apple repair center…. I have the feeling they did nothing except reinstalling the OS.
one day later the same problem happens. I am so disappointed from Apple
They advised me to do a smc reset. We will see…
Update on the M1 mini situation. Previously 2x M1 minis connected via hdmi to qhd monitors, both pink screening about 1/day.
Replaced both hdmi leads with certified 8k FireWire/usb c to hdmi cables.
Behaviour unchanged. Still pink screens
Right ,thanks for your feedback, it's probably the right reason.Because I've got the same trouble.And it's happened when I switch off my monitor.It crashs few minutes after using my laptop .It's quiet annoying when you don't know...
Well, my replacement M1 had the pink flash, Kernel panic and spontaneous reboot this morning, while checking emails plugged into a monitor. First defective M1 they sent did the same - and I also have logs to show that one crashing with no peripherals, nothing more than Safari running. I wasn't using Safari today. I've had crashes whether I've used a Mac Thunderbolt adapter; an Anker one or had no peripherals attached at all. It may be that the pink flash only happens when my (2 year-old) external monitor is attached. It may be that I've only noticed the pink flash with that particular setup.
Does anyone know which department of Apple to write to about this? I don't want to go through tech support and be palmed off again with the 'it's a one off' / 'it's your setup' story again. All the evidence here suggests otherwise. They shouldn't be surprised to get another call about this - I'd be astonished if they're not aware this is a systemic problem.
This machine is unusable as it's so prone to crashing. At least that means we have consumer rights law.
Thanks for your efforts Harmonia55. I did the update today, while hoping that there would be no paralysing crash in the middle of it. I came through unscathed but it is too early to know if it helped. I am a person who went from multiple panics per day to about one every day or two by unplugging my key board and leaving the top closed.
Same thing here. Frozen -> black/pink screen -> reboot. M1 Macbook, connected to an ASUS monitor via an Apple adapter and an HDMI cable. In the beginning, it crashed once per week. Now once per day, usually in the afternoon when I am typing very fast...
panic(cpu 1 caller 0xfffffe0018f044c4): "dart-disp0 (0xfffffe2336758000): SMMU(SMMU) error: SID 0 PTE invalid exception on read with DVA 0x2468000 (TTBR 0 SEG 0x1 PTE 0x11a) ERROR_STATUS 0x80000004 TIME 0x4431d7862b51 TTE 0 AXI_ID 0)"
Debugger message: panic
This issue doesn't only happen on M1. My Macbook Pro was intel Mac which I bought in April 2021 and I had the same problem many many times until they replaced me with M1 mackbook Pro but the problem still hasn't resolved. :(
Macbook Air M1 - kernel panic
