Nearly twice a day my M1 MacbooAir crashes with this message!
is there any solution for this?
panic(cpu 3 caller 0xfffffe002bb66db8): "busy timeout[0], (60s): 'AppleAPFSMediaBSDClient'"
MacBook Air (2020 or later)
Hi, I can confirm this is a specific bug with the macOS 11.6.2 update because the exact same kernel panic happens on my M1 MacBook Air. The steps I take to reproduce it are to plug in an external drive formatted with APFS, then disconnect it. When the computer wakes up from sleep afterward, it kernel panics 60 seconds later. This did not happen until updating to 11.6.2. Every version prior was perfectly fine, so it is an introduced bug.
rainer114, does this sound like your situation?
Ahhh... great workaround! I'll give this a go when I disconnect my drives. Thanks!
Hopefully someone comes up with a shortcut, like a Folder Action or something.
Still not fixed
Thanks. I updated tonight, but now I know I don't have to rush to test in the morning.
Yep, still not fixed on my end either.
Yes grateful for this "work around" -especially now after reading that 11.6.3 continues the bug. Or maybe it's just a variant...
Oh, my two images are missing...
Here the content of the file "eject"
Example desktop screenshot with executable "eject" script
Still happening after Big Sur 11.6.3 update. Apple engineers what are you doing !!?
sorry can't help you , i'm not familiar with Automator
Same has happened to me. I'm on version 11.6.4 on a MacBook Pro (13-inch, M1, 2020)
Has anyone can tell me this issue wether been fixed in macOS 11.6.5?
I just tested it after the update. It is not fixed.
Thanks. I hope it will be fixed soon, so I can downgrade to big sur
That sounds like I should wait a long time to upgrade to Monterey! Except for this eject issue, Big Sur is pretty stable (I waited until the bitter end to upgrade to it).
If you have time....what's with Monterrey that you want to downgrade to Big Sur?
(I haven't upgraded yet)
busy timeout[0], (60s): 'AppleAPFSMediaBSDClient'
