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2018 MacBook Pros crashing with "Bridge OS" error
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How do I do that exactly? I just heard someone mentioning that open betas have updated firmware.
It's very sad when one needs to check this thread on a daily bases to find out if it is worth buying a 2018 MBP far away from home, cause return within 14 days is not an option...
Just so you know folks, I'm as excited to see your posts here as I'm excited about the next iMac release.
Thanks for your drive to share information.
Just so you know folks, I'm as excited to see your posts here as I'm excited about the next iMac release.
Thanks for your drive to share information.
T2 firmware on 14.1 open beta 2 is 16P51048a so it was updated. Fingers crossed...
Yeah, seems it has been updated compared to the official Mojave firmware. Fingers crossed..
Thanks for sharing, by the way!
its an unideal situation to be sure. mine hadn't had any crashing issues for the first 14 days, and now its started having strange issues out of the blue with things as simple as waking from sleep
Just to add a voice to the choir, I have a map 13', 2.7Ghz i7.
Had a bunch of KPs before and after Mojave.
Yesterday 4 times in a day, today nothing so far. Totally erratic - I use my computer a lot.
So many little things seem off (sometimes I get the spinning wheel of death while doing very little).
I had my MBP since early August, it was always like that.
I have a Genius Bar appointment tomorrow in NYC.
Do they replace it?
I know it could be a software issues, but some models seem to be immune if I understand it right.
EDIT, fyi, I also tried deactivating secure boot and/or deselecting all energy saver options, nothing seem to change the KPs much.
Had a bunch of KPs before and after Mojave.
Yesterday 4 times in a day, today nothing so far. Totally erratic - I use my computer a lot.
So many little things seem off (sometimes I get the spinning wheel of death while doing very little).
I had my MBP since early August, it was always like that.
I have a Genius Bar appointment tomorrow in NYC.
Do they replace it?
I know it could be a software issues, but some models seem to be immune if I understand it right.
EDIT, fyi, I also tried deactivating secure boot and/or deselecting all energy saver options, nothing seem to change the KPs much.
That is exactly why I cant afford to buy one. I've got my money ready, but I'm not living in a country with Apple Store. Even tho I travel a lot it takes me 20 days between passing via a closest Apple Store city. I want something that screams Mac Bullet Proof out of the box in order to let the money out.
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Yeah, that is what I am afraid of.its an unideal situation to be sure. mine hadn't had any crashing issues for the first 14 days, and now its started having strange issues out of the blue with things as simple as waking from sleep
take the whole forum with a grain of suspiciousness, I have 2018 15" model and had 0 crashes/Kernel panics for more than a month. I'd have to admit that due to my workflow and personal needs I reboot my laptop at least once every 2 days.
Suspiciousness? Really? Not sure why anyone would think that. It isn’t a conspiracy, it’s a discussion thread.
Any format, just play overnight continuously.
Occurs with music in iTunes as well.
Believe me, I understand that you're on the limit right now and I admit that these new macs aren't flawless, I've just mentioned that not everyone that's owning this laptop is constantly running into these issues. For example I don't. And I wouldn't say that I just watch netflix on my 4k$ laptop.
That makes me think that it could be partially a hardware issue on some models, I have on average 1-2 KP a day. So yeah, I reboot my computer every day. I do a lot of coding (which is basically typing in an editor, with nothing attached to the computer, no extra screen etc, and still get KP - sometimes while typing, sometimes while literally looking at a bit of code in a text editor and doing nothing, sometimes while the computer is asleep or the lid closed).
Will go to the Store today and report back to you guys. Today no KP so far!
It's unacceptable that Apple sells a 4k$ laptop that is so unreliable with poor QC, if they don't replace it I think for the next time I will reconsider buying a Mac. I used to have an iBook G4 in the 90s that never crashed in 5 years of use! Good times
I agree that not everyone owning these laptops is having problems. Likely the majority aren't. But "suspiciousness" seemed like a strange term to use for a discussion thread
There are definitely some folks having problems and have been since the iMP was released. And there is frustration because there has been little said or done by Apple on it. Not even an official recognition that anyone is having a problem.
I get that maybe they don't want to make an official acknowledgment until they feel they have a solution. But perhaps it is becoming a bit of a trust issue at this point with the high price tags of the machines.
I understand that the ones that have KPs are either having their MBPs replaces or they are gravitating to the forums for information. The “healthy ones” are not gravitating here.
I do not need KP drama in my life. I can not afford to have KP at 4K€ for a laptop.
Perhaps it was just my bad english mate, it's not my main language and it was the best word I could find to express myself at that moment, what I wanted to say is that if someone is having these issues it doesn't necessary mean that everyone will have them, so far, I can tell that there are software issues and hardware issues:I agree that not everyone owning these laptops is having problems. Likely the majority aren't. But "suspiciousness" seemed like a strange term to use for a discussion thread
There are definitely some folks having problems and have been since the iMP was released. And there is frustration because there has been little said or done by Apple on it. Not even an official recognition that anyone is having a problem.
I get that maybe they don't want to make an official acknowledgment until they feel they have a solution. But perhaps it is becoming a bit of a trust issue at this point with the high price tags of the machines.
Hardware - Keyboard still isn't perfect BUT I can't find the pattern that makes it break. The issue with dust getting stuck under the key is solved because even if some of it gets in - much easier to open (without breaking) and membrane does help. Doublestrikes or non-functioning beside mechanism working perfectly - something below, in the membrane construction, and it might be that it's better than before but still not perfect. I'm monitoring that everyday and trying strike/space into notes app almost every day.
Software - Audio glitches, before - really severe, now once an hour or so and barely noticeable (but for me as audio engineer still very important) T2 chip might be the problem but that's not a sure thing.
Kernel panics, personally happened to me only once or twice, never happened after sup update 2, neither on Mojave release (I've never installed any beta software on my mac)
P.S. To all folks, before tellin R.I.P. to ur macbook and going to apple store (this tip is just to help to save some time, do what u want) and getting a new one (that's only for kernel panics) Try to back up your data, make clean install of macos and your software (not just restoring backup) and then merging user data files, can't guarantee anything but I can definitely tell that sometimes updates and some software corrupt the system and it's not fixable with update or smth, so it might be that issue is solved all you need to do is start over and nice and clean.
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Gotcha. That definitely explains the word usage
My first MBP was KP’ing constantly, I had a second one that arrived with physical damage that I sent back without even trying. 3rd one had severe heat and keyboard issues . Trying #4 now because I S̶u̶c̶k̶e̶r̶e̶d̶ convinced myself that the 2nd one didn’t count in the “Three strike rule.”
So far, no problems with #4 in 2 whole days
Never had the audio glitches or the light leaking around the gasket or some of the other issues. But also have yet to have one last more than 10 days without an issue.
Let’s see how this one does.
If I can ask you, which is your primary usage of it? and is it a 13 or 15" laptop?Gotcha. That definitely explains the word usage
My first MBP was KP’ing constantly, I had a second one that arrived with physical damage that I sent back without even trying. 3rd one had severe heat and keyboard issues . Trying #4 now because I S̶u̶c̶k̶e̶r̶e̶d̶ convinced myself that the 2nd one didn’t count in the “Three strike rule.”
So far, no problems with #4 in 2 whole days
Never had the audio glitches or the light leaking around the gasket or some of the other issues. But also have yet to have one last more than 10 days without an issue.
Let’s see how this one does.
I've seen over the internet that some 13" have hardware defect of kbrd but 15" don't have it. (that would explain a lot)
After 25 days of no problems, here we go again:
{"caused_by":"macos","macos_system_state":"running","bug_type":"210","os_version":"Bridge OS 3.0 (16P375)","timestamp":"2018-10-06 21:10:23.99 +0000","incident_id":"073EC2E1-0A09-452E-B959-72827220EB7E"}
{
"build" : "Bridge OS 3.0 (16P375)",
"product" : "iBridge2,4",
"kernel" : "Darwin Kernel Version 18.0.0: Thu Sep 6 18:24:30 PDT 2018; root:xnu-4903.201.2~72\/RELEASE_ARM64_T8010",
I was just watching video, machine was not even connected to internet this time... no dongle, no 3rd party sw running instead of elmedia video player (from app store), no charger connected. wow, just wow apple. I am so amazed. What a machine ..
i will go for public beta 2 i guess there is nothing to loose
{"caused_by":"macos","macos_system_state":"running","bug_type":"210","os_version":"Bridge OS 3.0 (16P375)","timestamp":"2018-10-06 21:10:23.99 +0000","incident_id":"073EC2E1-0A09-452E-B959-72827220EB7E"}
{
"build" : "Bridge OS 3.0 (16P375)",
"product" : "iBridge2,4",
"kernel" : "Darwin Kernel Version 18.0.0: Thu Sep 6 18:24:30 PDT 2018; root:xnu-4903.201.2~72\/RELEASE_ARM64_T8010",
I was just watching video, machine was not even connected to internet this time... no dongle, no 3rd party sw running instead of elmedia video player (from app store), no charger connected. wow, just wow apple. I am so amazed. What a machine ..
i will go for public beta 2 i guess there is nothing to loose
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Primary is a tough thing. Not a programmer or developer who uses it primarily for one thing. Some photo work, some video work, office apps primarily PowerPoint, Excell, Publisher. Some appraisal software through bootcamp or VM, some video conferencing, some Citrix, some route planning for motorcycle tours.
So basically a little of this, a little of that. Nothing that would or should cause undue hardship or stress to the machine.
First would crash almost consistently when waking from sleep. Apple wanted to collect that unit and arranged for a swap. Swapped unit arrived with sharp nicks along the left edge near the speaker grill and they swapped it again. 3rd would have random runaway heat issues even doing the simplest of things and would frequently miss certain keys, requiring you to have to press them 2 or 3 times in order to register . The 8 would also tend to stick.
Gave it a 3 week break while looking at some alternatives. Picked up a 4th from the local Apple store for some side by side comparison and to help make up my mind which to keep and which to return.
Really Like the MBP and I have had nothing but Macs for the past 12 years, but I don’t trust the MBP further than I could throw it
All have been the 15” model.
I'd try clean reinstall first if it occurs at such random manner
Primary is a tough thing. Not a programmer or developer who uses it primarily for one thing. Some photo work, some video work, office apps primarily PowerPoint, Excell, Publisher. Some appraisal software through bootcamp or VM, some video conferencing, some Citrix, some route planning for motorcycle tours.
So basically a little of this, a little of that. Nothing that would or should cause undue hardship or stress to the machine.
First would crash almost consistently when waking from sleep. Apple wanted to collect that unit and arranged for a swap. Swapped unit arrived with sharp nicks along the left edge near the speaker grill and they swapped it again. 3rd would have random runaway heat issues even doing the simplest of things and would frequently miss certain keys, requiring you to have to press them 2 or 3 times in order to register . The 8 would also tend to stick.
Gave it a 3 week break while looking at some alternatives. Picked up a 4th from the local Apple store for some side by side comparison and to help make up my mind which to keep and which to return.
Really Like the MBP and I have had nothing but Macs for the past 12 years, but I don’t trust the MBP further than I could throw it
All have been the 15” model.
That's a big list man, btw, so you know it, if apple has to repair your machine 3 times, on 4th they should swap it to you with the newest generation (when it will come) for free, so as it has happened to me with my 2016 15"
and so far, yes, it isn't perfect (neither 2016 was) but that performance boost and newest macbook for free actually bought me I'd guess that I'll still be able to force them to make me 3 repairs or so in 3 years of apple care warranty and arrange the last one for myself. again. lmao.