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After my upgrade from Big Sur to Monterey. When I go shutdown, it doesn’t shutdown and goes into restart. Restart is not a normal restart as when you hear the Apple startup sound. I have reset VRAM, SMC and reinstalled Monterey. Also I have no peripherals or drives connected, issue persists. I can only shutdown via “hard shutdown” by the Mac power button.
Mac Pro, macOS 12.6
Hi there :-)
Mount/Unmount, didn't work. I found the issue by taking a stab at reading the report file. I'm ignorant at Code. Though the report mentioned panics related to some old KEXT files. Even though I deleted the old apps affiliated with these files, the KEXT files remained. I used an external startup disc to be able to access these files and simply trash them. All is fine now. Cheers :)
Hi there :-)
Mount/Unmount, didn't work. I found the issue by taking a stab at reading the report file. I'm ignorant at Code. Though the report mentioned panics related to some old KEXT files. Even though I deleted the old apps affiliated with these files, the KEXT files remained. I used an external startup disc to be able to access these files and simply trash them. All is fine now. Cheers :)
KrisInBerlin Said:
"Mac Pro late 2013 - Monterey upgrade. Mac restarts after engaging shutdown. Help!: After my upgrade from Big Sur to Monterey. When I go shutdown, it doesn’t shutdown and goes into restart. [...]"
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Troubleshooting a Mac in a Boot Loop on an M1 Mac:
Is this consistent? If so, it seems you are in a Boot Loop. So, refer to the following...
Re-Mount the Drive:
Boot into Recovery Mode (Intel or Silicon) . You need to click the “Mount’ button to proceed. So, select the drives, and then click "Mount" Try rebooting once more. If of no success, then click unmount button, and then the mount button. Try rebooting once more. It looks dulled-out. So, if you cannot click it, then click the First Aid button to fix this volume.
Hi... when you say swapping RAM. Do you mean, just switching their present positions? Or actually changing the ram for new ones? My ram is fine, though I can indeed switch their positions!
my crash report:
KrisInBerlin Said:
"Mac Pro late 2013 - Monterey upgrade. Mac restarts after engaging shutdown. Help!: I'm not using an M1, it's a Mac Pro late 2013 : Here's my crash report:"
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Thank you for the crash report.
Re-Mount the Drive:
Boot into Recovery Mode (Intel) . You need to click the “Mount’ button to proceed. So, select the drives, and then click "Mount" Try rebooting once more. If of no success, then click unmount button, and then the mount button. Try rebooting once more. If it looks dulled-out, you cannot click it, then click the First Aid button to fix this volume.
It is extremely unlikely to be an unresolved bug in MacOS. It is far, far more likely a software conflict with something you installed.
The quick test is to restart in Safe mode, where no third-party add-ons can be auto-loaded.
the more complex way to to retrieve the crash report and post it here for analysis.
please keep readers informed about what you decide to do, or for additional recommendations.
Thanks Grant, unfortunately I needed to revert back to Big Sur because I need to work but can't upgrade to the new Logic Pro in Big Sur which is awful.
My software has not changed since Catalina & Big Sur except for app updates. I never had any issues with a new OS update, ever except with Monterey. Which is the last update for my dated Mac.
It's a guess, though I believe with this new addition of "Universal Control" in Monterey (which is not compatible with a Mac Pro Late 2013) may be the culprit?
There's also no way (that I know of) that you can delete this new Mac app from the system or shut it off. I did notice it randomly spikes my CPU with no apps running, and it may be causing a kernel panic at shut down with a spike which kicks in a restart.
I'd recommend swapping some parts like your RAM. Or you could save all your files onto a USB drive and use another drive to make a fresh install of macOS Monterey. If the issue persists, then that is far beyond my knowledge and you should probably get some real tech support rather than listening to some guy on an internet forum.
seeing this third party driver at the 'scene of the crime' suggests it is the cause:
Kernel Extensions in backtrace:
com.coriolis-systems.driver.Snapshot(123.0)[D5FF7465-F50B-31F7-9F48-95605BCB7050]@0xffffff7fb3ef6000->0xffffff7fb3f68fff
dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOStorageFamily(2.1)[58C6FBAD-E214-3CCD-A845-FAC6E5F3958C]@0xffffff801cb79000->0xffffff801cb8ffff
I've included my crash report. thank you !
I'm not using an M1, it's a Mac Pro late 2013 :-)
Here's my crash report:
You are welcome. Thanks for spreading the word. It will help many out there for certain.
Thanks Grant for your time. All seems to work fine now. I wrote above what I did the other day to fix the issue. :)
Mac Pro late 2013 - Monterey upgrade. Mac restarts after engaging shutdown. Help!
