"iMac Pro" kernel crash

Are you using any adapters, say like the Thunderbolt 3 to 2 Adapter or something else that’s going to buffer to avoid channel overruns?

FWIW, I emailed Tim. I think if enough of us do it it might get some traction. If anyone can tract down some other contacts, I'm happy to fill their email inbox too.

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There is a very active discussion here as well, if you're interested: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/2018-macbook-pros-crashing-with-bridge-os-e rror.2128976/page-10

Same bug here, a 7000€ imac pro.

To reproduce bug, when i click on a FTP link such as ftp://user:pass@ip

The imac pro crash and reboot instantly.

Mine is Vega 56. It crashes with it all the time.

Know issue with the adapter

Yeah, that's exactly what helped me. But still no statement from Apple ...

Dude! You went all out on that machine. You must be really frustrated.

How has it been running with power nap off?

I am having the exact same kernel panic problem with my iMac Pro with a 10 Core 64GB RAM 2TB HD and Pro Vega 64 running macOS High Sierra version 10.13.2. I've unplugged all peripherals from the computer and still experiencing the crash. Each time the error log states the same {"caused_by":"macos","macos_system_state":"running","bug_type":"210","os_versio n":"Bridge OS 2.0.

At this point, I can only assume this has to be fixed with a future update to MacOS as I feel it's a bug. I've yet to try wiping my computer and starting over from scratch. Hopefully, a solution to the problem will be released soon!

Hey folks I am having exactly the same problem... (iMac Pro 10Core/32G/1TB/56) and it sounds to ME (IMHO) it's the Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2 adapters! They just can't take the strain. I have 3 LaCie drives, one black SSD 1TB, 1 3TB LaCie D2 and 1 10TB LaCie D2. And a Synology DS411+ NAS, but that doesn't seem to play into this. Anyway, I'm following through this incredibly useful thread and have turned off Power Nap first. By the way, my support advisor said to boot in safe mode which I did, and I had no issues. Sounds like a 3rd party extension, right? But when you boot in safe mode a bunch of internal settings get reset, and I'm betting Power Nap is one of them! Anyway, will let you know.

But let me ask please??? is anybody having any other strange iMac Pro issues? For me with 10 cores, I wanted to see them perform graphically, so I brought up Activity Monitor, clicked on CPU and then did Command-3 which brings up the individual CPU History bars. Well I ended up with these strange artifacts trampling the display. This only started today! Thanks again.

****, so much for it being Ethernet-related then.

I'm returning mine for a replacement - I'm still within the 14-day returns period, so I'd rather just go for a whole new machine at this point & see if that makes a difference. Will post back here with any updates once I get it.