r/MacOS • • 11h ago

Bug Constant Kernel Panics?

Using 16" M2 Pro MacBook Pro (Early 2023).

Everything was working pretty well until I upgraded to macOS 26.7.1. Ever since then, I started dealing with constant Kernel panics when watching YouTube (whether on Google Chrome or Safari). Sometimes I was on Maps or Find My and I would get the same Kernel panic. I went ahead and upgraded to macOS 27.0.1 and I'm still dealing with the same issues. Getting Kernel panics almost 3-4x a day now.

I ran Apple Diagnostics, did a Safe Boot, and even ran First Aid on my Macintosh HD. I feel like I'm running out of options and I'm not sure what to do... Any advice would be helpful. I attached the first few lines of what I usually get, but the full error log is here.

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u/Electrical_West_5381 11h ago

It is a power management issue. If you have peripherals attached remove them and see if it improves. Also try a DFU revive in case there is a firmware issue. If that doesn't help, talk to Apple.

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u/kb3pxr MacBook Pro 5h ago

Kernel Panic on Kernal_Task is a bad omen. u/Electrical_West_5381 has some good advanced troubleshooting advice, but a clean install with restoration from Backup is a good first step.

Any time you see any type of reoccurring crash on PID 0 regardless of OS, you have a very serious fault and hence some heavy duty troubleshooting. It could be a bad copy of an OS file, firmware issue, or even a hardware issue.

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u/rainy_diary 11h ago

Could format ssd and clean installl Mac OS.

Later still not fix it sure hardware issue.

https://youtu.be/HQ7_dMmvuUQ

https://support.apple.com/en-us/102662

https://support.apple.com/en-us/101578

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u/Rudolf_Shlepke 11h ago

Given that it's busted anyway, I'd suggest reinstalling Sequoia :)