M1 Mac Book Mini Kernel Panic over night

If I leave my machine running overnight. It will frequently kernel panic. I have sent the dumps to Apple each time, removed all unnecessary software, and the problem still persists.


Model Name: Mac mini

Model Identifier: Macmini9,1

Chip: Apple M1

Total Number of Cores: 8 (4 performance and 4 efficiency)

Memory: 8 GB

System Firmware Version: 7459.101.3

OS Loader Version: 7459.101.3

Serial Number (system): C07F80P5Q6NW

Hardware UUID: B823E8B1-AFB1-50BB-AA55-4038E8FCAFCB

Provisioning UDID: 00008103-00160CE402F2001E

Activation Lock Status: Disabled


I have another identical Mac Mini in my office - same configuration and software installed (digital twin) - No issues.

Mac mini, macOS 12.3

Posted on Apr 30, 2022 11:38 AM

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Posted on May 22, 2022 4:07 AM

I just changed from a MBP to a Mac Mini M1.

Straight away, before I've even starting installing software and transfering files and programs across, I started getting crashes (Kernel panics) when the Mac Mini was in sleep mode. 100% of the time overnight and sometimes during the day if it had gone to sleep.

I dug around online for similar issues and someone suggested the A1314 mac keyboard might be the problem. So I switched to an old windows USB keyboard to see if that helped. Zero crashes since I changed. I tried reverting back to the A1314 and crashes started again.

Crazy that an expensive Apple Keyboard causes the crashes, but a $10 windows one works OK.

So now I guess I have to go a spend more money on a new Mac keyboard as the key layout on a windows one is messing with my head

If I was cynical I might think that Apple doesn't want me using an old Mac keyboard with their new hardware. But Apple would never do something to force people to upgrade their hardware would they....;)

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May 22, 2022 4:07 AM in response to BadgerHal

I just changed from a MBP to a Mac Mini M1.

Straight away, before I've even starting installing software and transfering files and programs across, I started getting crashes (Kernel panics) when the Mac Mini was in sleep mode. 100% of the time overnight and sometimes during the day if it had gone to sleep.

I dug around online for similar issues and someone suggested the A1314 mac keyboard might be the problem. So I switched to an old windows USB keyboard to see if that helped. Zero crashes since I changed. I tried reverting back to the A1314 and crashes started again.

Crazy that an expensive Apple Keyboard causes the crashes, but a $10 windows one works OK.

So now I guess I have to go a spend more money on a new Mac keyboard as the key layout on a windows one is messing with my head

If I was cynical I might think that Apple doesn't want me using an old Mac keyboard with their new hardware. But Apple would never do something to force people to upgrade their hardware would they....;)

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