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I have recently been experienced frequent reboots 'due to a problem' on my M1 Mac mini (2020)
It is mostly happening when I have left my computer on overnight, and when I come to use it in the morning it has rebooted.
Any suggestions on how to resolve this would be greatly appreciated.
I have included the crash log in the 'additional text'.
Mac mini, macOS 12.2
I certainly can.
I sometimes change it to 'Prevent your Mac from automatically sleeping when the display is off' when I need to upload a large file, as it can interrupt the upload if I don't.
But most of the time it is as above.
Did this issue get a fix? Just got my M1 Mini back from Apple saying they couldn't recreate the fault. They opted to wipe the mac and it's firmware and reinstall the lot freshly so I'm going to get my time machine back in there and re-test.
Found it was tied to any thunderbolt device being attached when the mac went to sleep. Didn't matter if it was self powered or drawing power from the mac.
I'll see how it does after the reboot and let you know if it fixes the issue or if it goes back to Apple again.
Could you please post a snapshot of your Energy Saver Preferences?
Uncheck Put and Wake, and check Prevent, should fix.
Thank you. I will give that a try and report back if it solves the issue.
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Reboot due to Kernel Panic on M1 Mac mini
