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I have biweekly kernel panics on macOS... somewhere in the io sub system. Luckily vscode etc store their state
by jbverschoor 6y ago
I have biweekly kernel panics on macOS... somewhere in the io sub system.
Luckily vscode etc store their state
- ultrarunner 6y agoThis hasn't been my experience at all. I'm running a hackintosh of all things on vanilla x86 hardware and I haven't had a kernel panic for months (and even then the only thing I can think of was when I was screwing with something that's supposed be behind the curtain). Importantly, I'm more and more resolute against installing Catalina.
- VyperCard 6y agoThen you probably have a hardware defect somewhere
- jki275 6y agoYou have a hardware problem.
- tarsinge 6y agoI had maybe one or two kernel panics since OS 10.1 more than 15 years ago, even with hackintoshes or water damaged MacBooks, so that would be a real shame if that’s due to Catalina and it’s not a hardware problem.
- jbverschoor 6y agoI never reboot my laptop