but you know what if they were KPing they'd be back watching no?We need more people voting. It seems it's gradually decreasing but the last poll had more people voted than this one. Or people who stopped having t2 crashes moved on w/ their lives and never bothered to check back.
We need more people voting. It seems it's gradually decreasing but the last poll had more people voted than this one. Or people who stopped having t2 crashes moved on w/ their lives and never bothered to check back.
And actually i think of all the polls this is the biggest turnout over the shortest period of time. The others were there for like 30-40 days. This one has been three?We need more people voting. It seems it's gradually decreasing but the last poll had more people voted than this one. Or people who stopped having t2 crashes moved on w/ their lives and never bothered to check back.
I have had 2 panics and have never used Little Snitch though I know what it isSpoke too soon I guess:
{"caused_by":"macos","macos_system_state":"running","bug_type":"210","os_version":"Bridge OS 3.3 (16P3133)","timestamp":"2019-01-26 15:24:15.37 +0000","incident_id":"141A9568-3F86-4EFA-BC9F-814D37D1F1D0"}
[doublepost=1548517038][/doublepost]Curious, Does anyone having the bridge os panics NOT use little snitch?
Nope! I have never used FileVault. But I also didn’t turn off any of the T2 stuff in the recovery mode either, so I think it does some kind of encryption by default, no?I'm curious, the people that are getting constant panics, are they going fully encrypted using the T2 chip?
No, I have disabled Secure Boot, have never used FireVault (don't see the point with APFS), and disabled Hey Siri as all of these things have been known to trigger T2 Kernal Panics when enabled. This is based on many posts in the main thread about the issue.I'm curious, the people that are getting constant panics, are they going fully encrypted using the T2 chip?
Dear god. 3-5 times? Have you sought service?
It looks like there was a hardware/production change at some point late last year that causes the crashes. A laptop from August doesn't have the issue that a newer (December) laptop has with the same EXACT specs. They SHOULD be the same, but they aren't.
Is it a vega machine?Just got a KP on a 2.9 GHz Intel Core i9/32GB ram (FileVault enabled) with 10.14.3, firmware: 16P3133
After getting a bit optimistic with 10.14.2 which increased stability (down to 2-3 KPs a week from several a day) I have lost hope that Apple can solve this and maybe it is a real hardware issue with a certain subset of chipsets.
I will try to get the laptop replaced, which I am totally not looking forward with all the hassle and time waste.
Is it a vega machine?
Id also contest that. My wife's was brand new on launch day and still no problems.I don't believe this is the case unfortunately. I picked up my 2018 on launch week and it didn't crash until September. . .
Ouch. No update on my repair yet.Id also contest that. My wife's was brand new on launch day and still no problems.
My friend just got a top of the line 13" and it had been fine since xmas but yesterday while joining a zoom call it panic'd and rebooted right there in front of us on the table. She knows nothing of all this and looked at me like what just happened. And I could only really say "its a long story. lets install the 10.14.3 update...."
there are always depot repair status notes. you can call and the phone agent can check them.Ouch. No update on my repair yet.
Yeah, I called and then the rep called. . . no notes unfortunately. He said "maybe they are having a problem recreating the issue."there are always depot repair status notes. you can call and the phone agent can check them.
Spoke too soon I guess:
{"caused_by":"macos","macos_system_state":"running","bug_type":"210","os_version":"Bridge OS 3.3 (16P3133)","timestamp":"2019-01-26 15:24:15.37 +0000","incident_id":"141A9568-3F86-4EFA-BC9F-814D37D1F1D0"}
[doublepost=1548517038][/doublepost]Curious, Does anyone having the bridge os panics NOT use little snitch?
Yeah, I called and then the rep called. . . no notes unfortunately. He said "maybe they are having a problem recreating the issue."
There are over 200 pages of recreated issues here on the forum![]()
But almost no surefire way to recreate them. Some people say you have to listen to music, some people say they were recording, so me people say they were just typing away