Have not had issues with any of the previous Big Sur betas. Updated to beta 5 and my system is now completely unstable. Seeing constant kernel panics seemingly due to endpointsecurityd. I have attached a kernel panic log.
Big Sur Beta 5 Constant Kernel Panics
Tried the script what qiyi wrote and it worked
@RM9981 and others ... outstanding effort and thanks!
Fix worked (to remove Norton) although I did have a few more restarts while I had a USB drive (WD MyPassport Ultra 1T ca. 2015) attached ... after detaching and restarting it was stable ... I downloaded and ran the WD Utilities and Security apps (did not appear to do anything special) and since then let TimeMachine run and so far no restarts ... this does not prove anything, just an observation
So was it legacy system extension issues with Norton or with my older USB drive/software ... or both and does that explain the inconsistent results different people has attained?
Hoping for Apple and/or Norton to fix to allow Norton to be installed again
Fix worked (to remove Norton) although I did have a few more restarts while I had a USB drive (WD MyPassport Ultra 1T ca. 2015) attached ... after detaching and restarting it was stable ... I downloaded and ran the WD Utilities and Security apps (did not appear to do anything special) and since then let TimeMachine run and so far no restarts ... this does not prove anything, just an observation
So was it legacy system extension issues with Norton or with my older USB drive/software ... or both and does that explain the inconsistent results different people has attained?
Hoping for Apple and/or Norton to fix to allow Norton to be installed again
Finally beat this HORRIBLE little bug.
A combination of @qiyi 's script which stabilized the machine so I could at least properly investigate it, adapting @RM9981 's steps to my own circumstances, and then running CleanMyMac over it to disable a bunch of things.
Has anybody reported this to Apple's Big Sur dev team? Because if this had happened to , say, my grandmother, it would be basically a bricking, so they *really* need to get this solved before Big Sur goes gold.
A combination of @qiyi 's script which stabilized the machine so I could at least properly investigate it, adapting @RM9981 's steps to my own circumstances, and then running CleanMyMac over it to disable a bunch of things.
Has anybody reported this to Apple's Big Sur dev team? Because if this had happened to , say, my grandmother, it would be basically a bricking, so they *really* need to get this solved before Big Sur goes gold.
same here, my macbook shutdown during sleep :(
Was having the same issue. Oddly, I had several days with no issues until I turned off my computer to travel with it, then it started. Followed the 12 steps, was still rebooting until the "reset" was added. Thank you folks!
are you facing same problem with beta 6 or only with beta 5?
is there anyway to solve this in hackintosh-pc :(