I will mate,please give me a minute .
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Hey Oxy,
No mate , I did not install any programs apart from the Update.
Here is the link and thank you for your help.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xpc77xtqsbxbghc/Kernel.png?dl=0
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Kernel Panics anyone?
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I will mate,please give me a minute .
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Hey Oxy,
No mate , I did not install any programs apart from the Update.
Here is the link and thank you for your help.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xpc77xtqsbxbghc/Kernel.png?dl=0
Can you troubleshoot using this tutorial? http://osxdaily.com/2010/08/03/list-all-third-party-kernel-extensions/
If you need further instructions please let me know.
Had a repeat of the same situation last night - totally locked up, started to heat up and run the fans, but it didn't reboot, I waited a few minutes and killed it myself via the power button, which was the only input device on the machine that responded at all.
Again, no logs, nothing in the console.
I'll enable rsh for this machine in case it happens yet again, at least that way I can see what process is stuck/running away.
Just had another "no logs" crash.
This time, I left for a couple of minutes, and it rebooted by itself.
While no logs were left, I could see diagnostic messages being uploaded, so the computer itself knew something was up, but I can (at this point) find no trace of what that was.
This time, I left for a couple of minutes, and it rebooted by itself.
While no logs were left, I could see diagnostic messages being uploaded, so the computer itself knew something was up, but I can (at this point) find no trace of what that was.
What exactly would that do?
Does it prevent unlogged crashes?
Does it get them to be logged?
What's the purpose?
Some times information in NVRAM can get corrupted, the reset clears NVRAM which can help with the kernel panics.
Web site causing K.P.?
I was looking at some linked sites on Facebook, generally complaints about the government, and got a KP. Rebooted, hit restore Facebook, worked for a couple minutes, then KP. 3rd time around, did not restore Facebook links, and everything is fine. Any thoughts? Running 10.6.3.
I was looking at some linked sites on Facebook, generally complaints about the government, and got a KP. Rebooted, hit restore Facebook, worked for a couple minutes, then KP. 3rd time around, did not restore Facebook links, and everything is fine. Any thoughts? Running 10.6.3.
If this is not a typo, at a minimum, you must get updated to 10.6.8, either by downloading this: https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1399?locale=en_US or by running "Software Update" from the Apple menu. All versions of 10.6.x are way out of date but 10.6.3 is especially so and is quite buggy.
Kp
I had done that update on a previous Mac, but was dismayed at how utterly porous it was to cookieso. Despite selecting 'never accept' (or whatever the choice was listed as), I was constantly loaded with cookies. I took this as a potentially sinister intrusion of privacy. Wonder if anyone else noticed that, or if Cookie management improved (got back to where it used to be), in newer iterations of OS X?
I had done that update on a previous Mac, but was dismayed at how utterly porous it was to cookieso. Despite selecting 'never accept' (or whatever the choice was listed as), I was constantly loaded with cookies. I took this as a potentially sinister intrusion of privacy. Wonder if anyone else noticed that, or if Cookie management improved (got back to where it used to be), in newer iterations of OS X?