Big sur kernel panics After updating to macOS 11, aka Big Sur, my Mac has kept crashing every ~2 hours. Here's the kernel panic log from one recent panic
Here is another panic log.
I initially thought the issue was related to a Dell DisplayLink docking station I had connected to, but I have uninstalled the driver and I have also experienced crashes without any peripherals attached.
Any help reading and understanding a kernel panic log would be much appreciated.
I should note that the install process of big sur was a bit strange with several reboots and clicking &quot;update&quot; again. Not sure if that means anything.
I'm on a 2017 15&quot; MacBook Pro with touchpad, i7 and intel graphics.
As of 11.3 and 11.3.1 I'm not experiencing many panics on the M1 Macbook air.
previously:
Currently this is a game of whack-a-mole with Big Sur. I've been seeing repeated kernel panics 2 days into 11.2 and the previous 11.1. I've now largely adjusted my workflow to accommodate regular crashing to manage work loss and expect this to remain true for at least several point releases (11.x) given the slow progress--just my guess. Hardware checks reveal no issues and report all good.
As with notable software updates from Apple the past several years this reveals a significant systemic weakness of the company. LinkedIn was recently hiring for head of software and Google Project Zero is revealing related security issues and improvements, so both directly and indirectly seeing that simply adapting to the shortcomings is the norm with Apple products moving forward.