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appmasternah

macrumors newbie
Apr 4, 2021
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Do you have also other problems with the device? Because I think this CVMServer messages are 'just' from a software bug introduced in 11.2. But please keep us posted what they are going to do or suggesting. Is it a Apple Store or a 3rd party service center you are taking it to?
no, all fine with the device.
after investigation from the the 3d party service center
they told me that was 3d software issue.
recommend me to write in apple forum.
but imovie for example is apple soft
 
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imgmkr

macrumors member
Jun 1, 2004
39
1
South Korea
I don't know when it crashes but got 4 cases with different exc handler [numbers]...

Termination Signal: Bus error: 10
Termination Reason: Namespace SIGNAL, Code 0xa
Terminating Process: exc handler [446]
 

vanasian

macrumors member
Oct 5, 2013
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After I got some CVMServer crashes, I decided to do hardware test on my MBA. The result is that I might have problem on the storage device. I went to Apple store today and they did some more tests and they told me that they will replace logic board for me because something is wrong with it. Thank god , it’s still under warranty or I have to pay 700 CAD for that.
 

prwnr

macrumors member
Original poster
Dec 30, 2020
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just updated to 11.3 and so far Im not seeing crash reports with my JetBrains apps - looks like they did something to address this issue (no JetBrains update today that could've fixed this)
 

lightway

macrumors newbie
Feb 5, 2021
7
1
Yep, on 11.3 I don't see this messages when starting Firefox anymore. It's not the Firefox 88 update, because I already updated some days ago. So seems Apple fixed it for at least some variants.
 
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Lihp8270

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Dec 31, 2016
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I’ve been getting them almost daily.

Updating to 11.3 now. Hopefully it fixes the issue
 

30jafl1[3

macrumors newbie
Mar 22, 2020
12
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Update: I'm updating my previous post, which I now believe is inaccurate.

We're still having the same cvmserver crashes on the M1 Macbook Air even after removing some malware. It seems to only happen when connected to an external monitor via HDMI using a dock or adapter. We tried two different dock/adapters. The second was Apple's own adapter. The crashes nevertheless continued.

It has now been about 3 weeks since we've connected to the monitor and we haven't had any more crashes, so I believe there's a correlation. We have no solution except to never connect the external monitor.
 
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