Decode kernel panic, Ventura
Is there a way to tell is this is a hardware or software-based issue?
MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 13.7
Is there a way to tell is this is a hardware or software-based issue?
MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 13.7
Nice analysis.
There is also the kext com.digidesign.iokit.DigiDal - which is for a 16 channel digital audio interface. It could also be the source of the problem, or it could be conflicting with com.focusrite.driver.FocusritePCIe.
The LLC (Last Level Cache) Bus Error suggests a problem with the communication between the CPU and its cache hierarchy (likely L2 or L3 cache). The command acc_cifl2c_cmd_rd_ld indicates a read-load operation from cache, suggesting the CPU attempted to read from a cache line that caused the fault. Although this panic could be hardware (CPU / RAM) related, it could also be caused by a faulty device driver / kernel extension (kext.)
The other place to look in this report is the last started kernel extension (kext):
All great points. Removed Focusrite PCIe only using an interface via Avid HDX in a Sonnet Chassis. No ExFat drives connected to the system, so that is curious. I am using the OWC dual HDMI adapter that required the DisplayLink software to work properly, so another potential. Will report back if killing the Focusrite PCIe does it!
Good point!
Decode kernel panic, Ventura