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2018 MacBook Pros crashing with "Bridge OS" error
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I just clean installed HS, then installed SU2, then Mojave and now I’m transferring stuff over. I have to delay my appointment to try to return cuz life reasons so maybe I won’t even need to? We’ll see.
He means the Supplement Update 2 which was released a few weeks ago.
Shouldn't this be already part of the Mojave Package?
Regarding the questions if it prevents the KP's....guys give them a few days to check
Sorry to confirm that the problem still exists with Mojave. Every time my Macbook Pro with touchbar (14 days old) goes to sleep (including the disk) it crashes and reboots as soon as I touch it. It does not happen if the disk does not sleep, i.e. when I'm at home and it's doing a timemachine backup in the background.
I also had the USB/c ports on the left side stop working, but they are working again after the Mojave update.
I also had the USB/c ports on the left side stop working, but they are working again after the Mojave update.
Can’t believe it, the last two days I am back to KP’s. On Mojave. Had previous supplemental updates. Just lost 6 hours worth of work that couldn’t auto recover, had left the machine idle for like 30 minutes. Yesterday’s was on waking from sleep it had restarted during the night with a crash report, 210 BridgeOS.. same one as always.
That setting only affects mechanical harddrives. If you don't have any connected it does nothing.
According to apiro's post (three posts before yours), BridgeOS KPs have not been fixed yet in the Mohave version released yesterday.
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From what you can read in this thread, most BridgeOS KPs happened either while on sleep, or (most of the times) waking from sleep.
I'm used to almost never make laptops sleep, so I hope I won't be getting KPs when I get my MBP next Friday.
Why is there that option in that case? MB had no HDD for ages ... why not to show option only in case user have HDD? this is strange
You could have an old-style spinner connected via USB or thunderbolt. Then the option would have a reason to exist.
For when you don't have any attached, it's still there either for legacy reasons or - perhaps more likely - UI consistency I would think. Options that come or go depending on what you have connected at the time are confusing to many people, and are hard to find when you need to find them.
Just saw another variation of the same problem. After a few crashes today - on Mojave - all related to wake up after sleep, I suddenly lost functionality on my left USB-C ports. The dock attached to them, with keyboard, mouse and screen, was no longer recognised (charging fine though). Moving the plug to the right hand side worked. Will try rebooting a few times to see if that fixes the problem. I believe the two things are related as some (including me) have also experienced the crashes when disconnecting USB harddrives.
I shutdown first (most of the times, unless when I’m in some scenario that involves intermittent work, but that’s rare for me).
Hi there,
New owner of a MBP 2018 13" I have it for about a week. Installed Mojave final build 4 days ago.
T2 Chip firmare version - 16P375
And I just had my first "Bridge OS" related KP.
I was just using VS Code, writing text, nothing else.
FileVault disabled. PowerNap enabled.
So I joined the T2 Chip club :-D
I wonder if I should even bother with replacement. Not living in a country with Apple Stores..
New owner of a MBP 2018 13" I have it for about a week. Installed Mojave final build 4 days ago.
T2 Chip firmare version - 16P375
And I just had my first "Bridge OS" related KP.
I was just using VS Code, writing text, nothing else.
FileVault disabled. PowerNap enabled.
So I joined the T2 Chip club :-D
I wonder if I should even bother with replacement. Not living in a country with Apple Stores..
Hi guys, just following this thread now because I have same problem. Almost Maxed out (1TB SSD) 2018 13inch MB Pro. Have owned for about 3 week now. My KP’s started last week, randomly while the computer was unplugged at a coffee shop. Reboot and shut off over And over, with no peripherals connected at all. Supplemental update 2 didn’t fix this. I tested and Same thing happened in my Bootcamp partition as well. Boots on for 15 seconds, fans scream and shut off. Strange thing is, the computer is (mostly) stable when plugged in and attached to a monitor. It will still have Bridge OS kps but ar least the computer is usable. Usable enough to download Mojave last night, and then find out this morning that I still got a KP even while plugged in. The computer DID go to sleep overnight as the monitor is in my bed room. I’ll be following and adding my input where I can!
TLR. - KP’s still happening after
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KP’s still happening after SU2 and Mojave. My KP’s started occurring while Unplugged and on battery with no peripherals attached. Seems more stable when plugged in and with a monitor. And I’m really pissed. I don’t have a receipt because I bought it on eBay but it was BRAND NEW UNOPENED. You think they’ll still take a return??
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R. - KP’s still happening after[doublepost=1537889904][/doublepost]My post got cut off weird, but basically:
KP’s still happening after SU2 and Mojave. My KP’s started occurring while Unplugged and on battery with no peripherals attached. Seems more stable when plugged in and with a monitor. And I’m really pissed. I don’t have a receipt because I bought it on eBay but it was BRAND NEW UNOPENED. You think they’ll still take a return??