This instantly brought back memories of the mass GPU failures that occurred with 2011 MPBs. "macOSPanicString" : "panic(cpu 0 caller 0xffffff7fae275244): \"virtual bool IOAccelLegacyDisplayMachine::display_mode_did_change(uint32_t): AMDRadeonAccelerator driver returns false\" task 0xffffff95294326a0: 7 threads: pid 141: WindowServer The following stood out and was persistent throughout all the panic logs. I opened the console to check for logs and found it littered with panic-full - indicating a recurring kernel panic.
Processor: 2.9 GHz 6-Core Intel Core i9.It continued to crash whenever using Chrome and if I stepped away long enough for my screen to sleep. After a few more crashes, I was then having issues booting and logging in.Ĭlearing NVRAM and resetting SMC allowed me back in but any attempts to use my external monitors failed. It also would crash any time it went to sleep. Eventually, it seemed to be somewhat stable but my external monitors were no longer working. This was met with more crashes and reboots. Ignoring the notices for a bit, I tried working.
I was greeted with a cold boot and multiple notices that my computer was rebooted due to an error. If you’re looking to get right to the steps I took to resolve things, jump down to the Workaround section.Īs I started work this morning, I noticed that the laptop wasn’t booting up from sleep as expected.
In case others start facing this, I wanted to document my troubleshooting experience here. Thankfully, it seems I worked out a solution until I can get a replacement. Today, my MacBook Pro decided it wanted to retire.
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