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Reply to Getting kernel stack traces from panic (macOS)
Any tips on this? I'd really like to be able to at least get a pointer to what could be wrong. Here's an example of the begining of the file: {"timestamp":"2021-11-29 07:36:36.00 +0000","bug_type":"210","os_version":"macOS 12.1 (21C5039b)","incident_id":"3E1E5703-01AC-4D50-86C8-8B1C811874B0"} {"macOSProcessedStackshotData":"RGF0ZS9UaW1lOiAgICAgICAgMjAyMS0xMS0yOSAwNzozNDo1NC42ODcgKzAwMDAKT1MgVmVyc2lvbjogICAgICAgTWFjIE9TIFggMTIuMSAoQnVpbGQgMjFDNTAzOWIpCkFyY2hpdGVjdHVyZTogICAgIHg4Nl82NApSZXBvcnQgVm
Nov ’21
Reply to Big Sur Terminal fails to present a shell
Thanks for posting -- will try that I too saw it with iTerm2. I was using zsh (from homebrew). Switched to zsh (macOS) and same issue. Was about to switch back to bash to see if it occurs there, but will try this fix first. When it occurs there's no way out except a reboot . A 'ps' never completes, sudo etc fails - it's pretty fatal. Presumably some kind of resource or ipc issue?
Jun ’20
Reply to MacOS 10.15.6 won't show up
It appears the public beta is available from searching for other posts via google.I do have time machine, so I could back off - but my preferred approach would be to reinstall 10.5.5 -- but I note the app store catalina installer is now updated to the supplemental version. As a public beta user (free dev account) I don't think I can download prior versions, and I would also assume that if I do a system restore, the supplemental update version will be installed. The old version provided by my mac is likely too old, and I'd be worried it could mess things up too bad.So it's probably a case of waiting until apple either re-release this update, or do something in the metadata that means it is seen by supplemental users, or the next update :-( I would assume one of the first two as this must be affecting many potential upgraders to the beta? Since most WOULD have installed the supplemental update?
Jun ’20