I notice when I put back the original SSD, on the first boot it took a long time, as if some software/firmware was being upgraded.
I put back the Crucial SSD in, and remarkably I have not had any Kernal panics for weeks now. It ran for a couple of days without any Kernal panics, so I knew it was not MOSFET problem but the drive.
Then I read that maybe some MOSFETs on the mainboard were damaged, so I took out the 1TB Crucial SSD and put back the original 500GB SSD. Tried everything I read on the NET (disable sleep, etc.). I had the same problem on my MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013) running High Sierra 10.13.6.Īfter I swapped out the 500G SSD drive that came with the MacBook, to a 1TB Crucial SSD (CT1000P1SSD8) I would constantly get Kernal Panics. This is one of the full crash reports (they are always the same):Īlso the Mac is currently on Mojave 10.14.6 Also would like to mention that apart from changing the SSD I did not do any other modifications (only opened it up to swap the ssd and did it very carefuly, nothing else). The same problems (only in the form of a bsod) are present when using windows 10 via bootcamp. Also tried apple's diagnostics and no issues there too. I tried to look at the stats using drivedx (and in real time too) and on bootcamp using crucials management app on windows and could not find any issues with heat or other things, health is always very good 0 warnings 0 errors etc. The computer always was warm whenever the panic happens so I think it may be related to heat, but don't understand why pulling the ssd and putting it back works, it's very firmly installed, like the original one was. What's super strage is that when I open the lid, pull out the ssd and put everything back, it works nicely again for a while (can be even weeks), even under huge load.Īlso, sometimes (rarely), when it panics and automatically restarts, it fails to boot with the crossed over circle icon until I give it some time. it can be xcode + ios simulator + spotify + a bunch of safari tabs + slack etc.). Thing is the whole thing worked flawlessly for a year, but now whenever I give it more load like having slack open, opening android studio and an android emulator after a while the computer freezes and crashes (emulator seems to be the main culprit but having other heavy processes running does the same, e.g. I bought the SSD new from ebay with adaptor and macOS 10.14 already pre-installed.
The macbook originally had 128gb and I upgraded to crucial's 1tb CT1000P1SSD8.
A year after changing the SSD on my macbook air early 2017 A1466 I started to get kernel panics (full report below). Hello everyone, hopefully someone can help me out.
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