Ever since I upgraded to macOS Big Sur my mac (15" macbook pro 2015, i 7, 16 gb, 1 tb) crashes often several times a day (just today 5 times). And that is unfortunetaly true for all versions available today of Big Sur (11.0, 11.1, 11.2). I attached the crash report to this message.
@Apple: Any, any idea what could be done to undo/remove/prevent this outrageously bad behavior? Any?
Can you post the rest of it?
Seems to be memory related, but I have seen that with AV software.
The panic log should be in /Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/
Look for a file with a name that starts with "Kernel."
Open it, copy the text, and paste it into the Additional Text area (document icon).
The only thing I am looking for is the loaded kexts section.
If there is anything non-apple in the list, it is a potential cause of the panic.
All of the Apple kexts start with some special character, !,>,@,#, etc. Others are usually in the form com.companyname.extensionName.
Hi!
Another day, another crash (around noon). This time I copied the whole "report":
There seems to be to much text / content. Is there any other way I could upload / send or make you the .panic files available?
I'd love to send you the whole file, it's quite a file sized about 2 Mbytes. Is there any way I can send you that?
It could be the Sonnet Ethernet kernel extension.
Use the developer's uninstaller to remove the extension and see if the panics end.
The panic is a memory problem, so it could possibly be RAM.
Tons of Crashes Since MacOS Big Sur Upgrade
