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Kernel Panics Every Day!


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I get a Kernel Panic every day after running my computer for about two hours. Then is starts to kernel panic after that more frequently.

 

I am running the lifehacker build to the letter with Stella v3 and Chameleon RC3 and the newest Snow Leopard. Here is a shot of the kernel panic when I boot debug=0x100.

 

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I cannot interpret the KP info well enough to get any useful thoughts about a fix from it. Any advice would be wonderful.

 

Paul

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Try booting with maxmem=2048 for a few days and see if the problem persists.

 

Also try booting in 32-bit mode (arch=i386)

 

Thanks, I tried booting maxmem and I had no issues with the KP (at least last night). Why would this fix anything? Also, do I need to boot in maxmem everytime, or is the bootflag saved in the boot.plist?

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Thanks for the link. That's some great info. I was just about to post because I've been having a similar problem. Every time I left my computer for an extended period, usually more than a few hours, I came back to a locked up system.

 

The linked post talked about some driver conflicts, so I tried deleting JMicronATA.kext (didn't need it) and haven't had a lock up or KP in about 3 day. Read the post for other effected kexts and some patches if you need them.

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