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2018 MacBook Pros crashing with "Bridge OS" error
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Thanks. It looks like its not the Time Machine either. After 2 days without crash and Time Machine disabled, the MBP screen freezes and rebooted with the same kernel panic error. Time to decide if I should get another replacement. I just wish Apple can confirm if this is a software or hardware issue.
Hakiroto
macrumors 6502a
So, 16 days without a problem with my 13" and then I had my first Bridge OS kernel panic. Since then, I've had an issue with the external monitor just staying black (there are GPU-related issues in the Console) and now, this morning, I'm typing this without anything showing on my Touch Bar. I'm sure a restart will fix it but right now it's totally black in all applications and has been since I woke it. Let's hope the replacement Apple are sending me is better.
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I'm afraid there is no guarantee for this. But the replacement unit for Studio Sanctum in this thread seems to be problem-free, at least for the moment.
How is it going with your new mbp? Seems that your device has drawn a lot of attention from ppl in this thread.
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dspdoc
macrumors 68000
Still no KPs, but as I state every time, I may not be the best test case as I rarely use it. I am mostly on my iMP. I have a sneaky suspicion that if I used it all the time that I’d see a KP. I don’t know, I hope I’m wrong. There’s definitely something wrong that Apple needs to release a fix for across the board. They can’t expect everyone to update to Mojave when it’s released. I won’t for quite a long time.
Here’s a question for you all:
Unless I’m mistaken, the T2 chip runs all of the lower power tasks, such as audio, encryption, and power nap (checking for emails and such), right?
Well I turned off power nap last night, and when I received an iMessage this morning the screen came on (login screen) , and the message displayed in the upper right corner as it would normally.
Strange that it would wake from sleep to display the message even with power nap turned off, no?
Unless I’m mistaken, the T2 chip runs all of the lower power tasks, such as audio, encryption, and power nap (checking for emails and such), right?
Well I turned off power nap last night, and when I received an iMessage this morning the screen came on (login screen) , and the message displayed in the upper right corner as it would normally.
Strange that it would wake from sleep to display the message even with power nap turned off, no?
Me too. I usually make the upgrade after a few versions. There are alway unexpected bugs at the early ones, especially for MS office.
Don’t forget the garbage known as Adobe Creative Cloud! It wasn’t until about 2 months ago that they fixed the GPU issues with the 2016/2017 MacBook Pro(s).
However, for this one I might have to bite the bullet. As I said a moment ago, even with power nap off, my Mac is still receiving messages. Just now when you replied, my machine was (is) asleep and I heard the email alert tone come from it before my iPhone alerted me.
Has anyone experienced this on in-stock/standard configurations?
As in NOT build-to-order (BTO) items?
My new theory: this affects BTO models only
As in NOT build-to-order (BTO) items?
My new theory: this affects BTO models only
Cusa
macrumors newbie
No it does not. This also happened on a i7/16GB/512GB MBP that I later returned.
Cusa
macrumors newbie
Long time lurker, first time poster. I am having the bridge OS reboots with a 15 inch i9 32/1T that is less than two weeks old. My experiences with Apple Support to whom I have spoken twice have been dismal. Neither support advisor, including one senior advisor, knew anything about this issue. They had me running Disk Utility and checking my Energy Saver settings. I would like to get the computer replaced, but they want me to send it in and then wait for a replacement. I see that some of you have been able to get a replacement sent first and then return your current computer later. What was the secret?
This is also my concern pursuing any kind of support, I’d also like to know the quickest route to replacement 🙂
SDColorado
macrumors 601
Stay nice, stay calm, but go over the head of whomever tells you that they can’t do it and ask politely to speak to their manager.
The manager will come on (at least in my case) and tell you that they used to offer advanced replacements and don’t anymore, BUT that they can still do it and will do it.
They explained that the first person I talked to doesn’t have that option on their screen, but that they do and they can make it happen and will override.
At least that’s how it went for me.
Edit: Of course I am sure it is at the discretion of the manager you speak with and some may just quote policy too.
SDColorado
macrumors 601
If you don’t have a BTO model, your quickest route to replacement will be an in store exchange if you have a model they carry. Otherwise negotiate. They where originally trying to tell me that I had to send mine in as a return and wait for a refund, which could take 7-10 days from when they received it. But in the end was able to get a advanced exchange done.
m-e
macrumors 6502
As said SDColorado, stay calm, even friendly but explain them how this would be a problem for you to be without any Mac at the moment.
I for example was quit far away of any UPS point so I was sincerely not in capacity to send mine back before 10 days... The person I had on the phone had to reach a manager, but got a yes for a replacement without having to send mine back in first.
BTW, Apple Store have i9/32/1T in stock nearly everywhere worldwide for some reason. You may be able to swap it in an AS if you can reach one 😉
Thanks for all the answers. My local Apple Store does have the configuration in stock, so thanks for that tip. I'll exchange it there and skip the mailing in hassle. Thanks again to all responders.