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Frequent and Random system crashes #218
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Which model is your ssd? |
Original SSD, seen under the mac system called SAMSUNG MZVLW256HEHP-00000 |
Seem pm961. Which is fine. Update Did you delete opencore folder? And also give a try to release version which is more stable. |
I saw the difference between my EFI folder and git release zip, I have a redundant OC folder. Now I have used the EFI of the release, but it still bad. |
According to your error log, it’s a NVME SSD error. You need to make sure there’s no PM981/970 EVO Plus on either M.2 slot. If there’s only one PM961 on your device, then I have no idea why this error is happening. |
I saw that last update from 970 plus works on macOS |
According to my feelings, it should be a problem with HoRNDIS. |
Yep, it's certainly a NVMe error, I have PM961 too and occasionally it was happening with me like 2-3 times a month, usually after long sleep - everything freezes, then force reboot and IONVMeFamily report after reboot. Not that long ago, after reboots I started to get "no bootable device" logo from my BIOS, it wasn't seeing SSD at all. Now, I can't turn on my laptop for 10 minutes already, I suppose all this time my SSD was just dying for some reason, and now it's completely dead. It's a shame actually, as I did nothing extraordinary with this laptop. Yeah, it was always in my backpack, I was running with it, it was wet, but it still shouldn't be that wacky to break like this. I will investigate further in this, but seems like either it's a software problem caused by macOS NVMe controller or it's a hardware issue. I'm russian so I've checked 4PDA forum for this and found like 6 or 7 reports about the same thing happening, and they were using Windows, so, I think it's just bad-quality SSD out there. |
Anyone are able to reproduce it with non OEM ssd? |
maybe here is a solution. https://download.csdn.net/download/caochenhins/11159007 |
My laptop recently crashed and when restarting provided me with the same stacktrace pointing to This comment suggests installing |
Let me update the latest situation. I installed official Windows later, but the system still crashed frequently. Then I went to Xiaomi's official repair shop. I don't know what they did. The only thing I know is that they installed the Windows of Xiaomi version on my laptop, and there hasn't been a crash since 😅. Maybe it is an SSD hardware interface issue. |
Actually I had this kind of problem too, after disassembling the laptop and reinstalling SSD it's happening very, very rarely. I think the problem is that the port for SSD is not very tight, so contact can be loose |
@FallenChromium Thanks for the hint. I'll give it a try. |
This happening frequently. With NVMeFix the current build is not bootable. Please advice as I run this exact same setup with NoteBook 12.5 2018 (7y30) without any issues. |
@influenist Maybe you can try to disable |
This issue should be fixed by adding Ref: https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Post-Install/universal/sleep.html#fixing-gpus |
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bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/daliansky/XiaoMi-Pro-Hackintosh/master/install.sh)"
Panic Report
Is there a problem with the usage steps of EFI?
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