Help with Panic Log

I'm pretty new to this.

Computer is in a rebooting loop. The top of the log says:

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Safe boot doesn't work. The MBP is an M1. As long as I don't restart it, it can wake up from sleep. However, if I reboot, it will keep restarting after I try to log in. Only way I found to fix this was to install OS fresh from boot menu. LMK if I should just post the whole log

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mikeinnsw

It could be rare bug:

System Setting - Energy Saver (If you have that option) - turn OFF putting hard disk....to sleep

Run First Aid

smartctl – Google it, install it and run it will tell you more than First Aid about Mac’s SSD

chrisbds13 [OP]

Hello, thanks for the response.

I didn't have the Energy Saver option.

I ran First Aid before. Nothing came back wrong.

Downloaded and ran SmartCTL. Looks similar to normal/similar (comparing to Youtube video about it) [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9MXWjpO7Ao\]

mikeinnsw

Do TM backup

Reinstall Mac Os in recovery mode

chrisbds13 [OP]

Did both. Problem still exists. Still can’t login after TM backup. Restart loop occurs

Reinstall Mac OS in recovery mode helps gets passed the loop issue but when I restart my MBP, the loops happens again. Then I have to reinstall the Mac OS through recovery to stop it. Temp solution is to not ever restart it. But inevitably, my computer will either crash/restart on its own or I will need to for something to take effect

mikeinnsw

Sorry to hear this. Try Apple

Niallboy200486

Back up, erase the drive and reinstall. Don’t restore back up on set up. Test on a new set up and see if it’s a software issue or a hardware issue.

If it doesn’t happen then restoring back up will likely make the issue return, so will need to manually restore the data from Time Machine.

If it happens after that, book an appt and have it checked.