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* Crash reportTimS
+* Crash reportAlan B
|`- Crash reportTimS
`* Crash reportTimS
 `- Crash reportJohn

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From: tim@streater.me.uk (TimS)
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Subject: Crash report
Date: 8 Dec 2023 19:30:51 GMT
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 by: TimS - Fri, 8 Dec 2023 19:30 UTC

About once a month, my 2018 Mini running Catalina apparently takes it into its
head to crash, and then restart. Evidence for this: screen suddenly goes dark
and the power LED on the Mini goes off, then on, the apple apears on the
screen, overlaid with a message in a few languages to this effect. A bit of
fiddling with Spaces and I can continue.

Does this (from the system log):

Dec 8 19:02:26 localhost bootlog[0]: BOOT_TIME 1702062146 761383

tend to confirm this? If so, what else from any of the logs might help
indicate what is causing this in the lead up to 19:02:26, that anyone here
might make some sense of (that is, more than I would, which would be zero)?

TIA.

--
Tim

Re: Crash report

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From: alanrichardbarker@gmail.com.invalid (Alan B)
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Subject: Re: Crash report
Date: Fri, 8 Dec 2023 20:35:58 -0000 (UTC)
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 by: Alan B - Fri, 8 Dec 2023 20:35 UTC

TimS <tim@streater.me.uk> wrote:
> About once a month, my 2018 Mini running Catalina apparently takes it into its
> head to crash, and then restart. Evidence for this: screen suddenly goes dark
> and the power LED on the Mini goes off, then on, the apple apears on the
> screen, overlaid with a message in a few languages to this effect. A bit of
> fiddling with Spaces and I can continue.
>
> Does this (from the system log):
>
> Dec 8 19:02:26 localhost bootlog[0]: BOOT_TIME 1702062146 761383
>
> tend to confirm this? If so, what else from any of the logs might help
> indicate what is causing this in the lead up to 19:02:26, that anyone here
> might make some sense of (that is, more than I would, which would be zero)?

A totally wild guess but could it be caused by a memory leak? For instance
use of VMs such as VBox have been known to cause these. Are you not
restarting or closing down your Mac on a regular basis ( not that I’m
saying you should)?

--
Cheers, Alan

Re: Crash report

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From: tim@streater.me.uk (TimS)
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Subject: Re: Crash report
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 by: TimS - Fri, 8 Dec 2023 22:01 UTC

On 08 Dec 2023 at 20:35:58 GMT, "Alan B" <alanrichardbarker@gmail.com.invalid>
wrote:

> TimS <tim@streater.me.uk> wrote:
>> About once a month, my 2018 Mini running Catalina apparently takes it into its
>> head to crash, and then restart. Evidence for this: screen suddenly goes dark
>> and the power LED on the Mini goes off, then on, the apple apears on the
>> screen, overlaid with a message in a few languages to this effect. A bit of
>> fiddling with Spaces and I can continue.
>>
>> Does this (from the system log):
>>
>> Dec 8 19:02:26 localhost bootlog[0]: BOOT_TIME 1702062146 761383
>>
>> tend to confirm this? If so, what else from any of the logs might help
>> indicate what is causing this in the lead up to 19:02:26, that anyone here
>> might make some sense of (that is, more than I would, which would be zero)?
>
> A totally wild guess but could it be caused by a memory leak? For instance
> use of VMs such as VBox have been known to cause these. Are you not
> restarting or closing down your Mac on a regular basis ( not that I’m
> saying you should)?

Typically it only gets restarted in these circs, or if we go away for a couple
of days, in which case I turn everything off except the router. I do use
Win/Lin VMs in VirtualBox quite a bit, but not for long. I only have them for
testing Win/Lin builds of my software. As it happens I was, in fact, doing
that in the lead up to this crash.

--
Tim

Re: Crash report

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From: tim@streater.me.uk (TimS)
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Subject: Re: Crash report
Date: 8 Dec 2023 23:03:47 GMT
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 by: TimS - Fri, 8 Dec 2023 23:03 UTC

Looking at iStat Menus at the CPU temps for the crash moment, looks like
several cores spiked at 80 to 90 C with high power consumption.

--
Tim

Re: Crash report

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 by: John - Sat, 9 Dec 2023 02:41 UTC

On 8 Dec 2023 23:03:47 GMT, TimS <tim@streater.me.uk> wrote:

>Looking at iStat Menus at the CPU temps for the crash moment, looks like
>several cores spiked at 80 to 90 C with high power consumption.

Virus, VIRUS, *VIRUS*, it looks like you've got a virus malware
trojan worm rootkit and you need ClamXav from Dave Boater's WinXP
machine.

He'll supply *yards* of endless supremely good advice on how to use
this magnificent tool. It takes one to know one thoroughly.

Also: "top -o cpu -n 23" in a Terminal window. That's "minus-oh [the
letter after Enn in lower case]" and "minus enn" [the letter before Oh
also lower case] and the digits two and three.

The "top" command will run forever unless you "CTRL-Q" "Q" or kill
the Terminal window.

Because something's railing your processors. Maybe.

My bet's on Firefox.

Or WindowsServer.

J.

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