Closed baughmann closed 2 years ago
Well ain't this some shit. I've reset my NVRAM and am trying to get it to crash by using all of my BT accessories... I've got two 4k videos playing as well as Spotify and I just cannot get this machine to freeze... The 4k video idea came from this forum post.
Two days later, I have yet to experience the freeze still... knocking on wood over here. I'll consider this fixed after a week without the freezes. Maybe an update to Big Sur or OC requires an NVRAM reset on this system?
I don’t use the machine over the weekend (work-life balance) but will try the NVRAM reset suggestion on Monday and report back by the end of the week. Last week I got the freeze 9 times so hopefully it’s frequent enough for me to see a difference in just a week after the reset.
@jiribanas All quiet on the eastern front?
@baughmann Yes, so far so good. No freezes. Even with the MacBook Pro plugged into one of the USB-Cs (this was somehow making the freezing more frequent for me in the past).
@jiribanas Same here... strange. Let's see by the end of the week.
@baughmann I've been experiencing this as well. Had a 2 weeks holiday and now the BIOS has corrupted somehow, so can't boot prior fixing that.
@hellojere BIOS has corrupted? Weird... Are you sure it isn't the EFI that's corrupted?
Have been running now nearly 2 weeks after the NVRAM reset, every day for about 10 hours each day, and no IO freeze whatsoever. It looks like the NVRAM reset did the trick.
@jiribanas same here. Let’s consider this temporarily solved. Gonna close the issue but anyone can reopen it again if needed
Describe the bug Seemingly randomly, all IO seems to crash. Anything happening on screen continues to happen, but the system does not play sound or respond to input devices.
OpenCore Logs Thanks to @jirbanas in #48 for the following logs
Expected behavior No freezing
Screenshots N/A
Hardware Specifications (please complete the following information):
Additional context This seems to happen randomly and is experienced by many users. It seems to be a relatively recent phenomena and possibly only occurs when users use Bluetooth IO devices.
So far, it has been experienced by @baughmann @jirbanas @Neolo @idioma
According to this post on the Apple support forums it appears to happen on real Macs too ever since upgrading to Big Sur.