Involuntary reboot log 9.2
Hard reset due to lack of access to network accounts after upgrade to macOS High Sierra (see "Updating to macOS High Sierra).
Statistics so far
- Failure type: hard reset
- OS version: 10.13
- Uptime at moment of failure: post-boot
- Kernel panics: 0
- Hard resets: 2
- Total failures: 2
- Start of recording keeping: 16 July 2016
- Total days to date: 435
- Average time between failures: 217.50 days
Historical data
For comparison, previous generations of machines (from most oldest to most recent) that I’ve used have had averages of:
- ~13.83 days (over ~540 days): PowerMac G5.
- 22.73 days (over 1,364 days): iMac (17", Early 2006).
- 20.06 days (over 321 days): iMac (27", Late 2009).
- 19.11 days (over 707 days): MacBook Air (13", Late 2010).
- 41.86 days (over 293 days): MacBook Air (13", Mid-2012).
- 2.0 days (over 2 days): loaner laptop (MacBook, unsure of model).
- 27.176 days (over 462 days): MacBook Air (13", Mid-2013).
- 35.0 days (over 140 days): as above, but with a replacement shell.
- 40.8 days (over 245 days): MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015).
- Current machine: MacBook Pro (Haswell, Mid-2015, dual graphics).