Steve Matzura <[email protected]> wrote:
I hadn't considered it until I read this thread. I have to figure out
how I can reproduce it reliably. How does one create such a report and
then submit it? To whom must it be submitted?
When the problem is occurring, press ctrl-option-command-shift-. (note
the dot at the end). This generates the sysdiagnose report manually.
Then you need to run Feedback Assistant and submit a report describing
the issue. The logs are attached to the report automatically.
Feedback Assistant is easy to run from a beta release. If you're running
a production release of macOS, I think there's a way to invoke it that
you would need to look up.
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