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Ok, I've deleted the AppleIntelCPUPowermanagement.kext from the S/L/E folder and it's now working.

 

It does seem to be a common problem, I don't know if someone is making an faq list or something, but if someone is, it should be added.

 

EDIT: No, it didn't work. I rebooted and now I have the same error, even thought the kext is no longer there

I've reinstalled OSX 10.6.0 a few days ago and tried to upgrade to 10.6.4

 

After rebooting, the system doesn't start. Here's a pic

img0088u.jpg

 

 

 

What does it mean and how can be fixed?

 

"juanml82" Try bootiing with -f switch.It should bypass the kext cache. Also consider including the NullCPUManagement.kext. It Should negate the need for deleting AppleIntelCPUPowermanagement.kext.

 

For me after I update my system gets stuck on the gry logo with the loading circle =/ Is there any fix for that. For your problem it might be the same as mine because I get stuck at the same txt when I try to boot in safe mode.

boot in verbose mode to view the error and post it here. Press -v at boot.

Yes, add it to the kernel flags key.

 

Neebie here. I just got a Dell Mini 10v to work great under 10.6.3 then i did an update and i get the same screen as the first comment, but mine keeps asking me to hold down power key and reboot. I folllowed to the T the following guide.

 

http://osx.mechdrew.com/guides/macusb_dellmini10v.shtml

 

I have tried to reboot many time. Please help. what can this newbie do.

 

Reinstall and NOT update, or ??

 

Any help greatly appreciated.

 

Rick

S. Florida

Neebie here. I just got a Dell Mini 10v to work great under 10.6.3 then i did an update and i get the same screen as the first comment, but mine keeps asking me to hold down power key and reboot. I folllowed to the T the following guide.

 

http://osx.mechdrew.com/guides/macusb_dellmini10v.shtml

 

I have tried to reboot many time. Please help. what can this newbie do.

 

Reinstall and NOT update, or ??

 

Any help greatly appreciated.

 

Rick

S. Florida

 

boot with -v to view the offending kext.then try booting in safe mode, use -x and see if it boots up.

Pardon my asking, but, on a Dell Mini 10v with the Atom processor, did you get the latest 10.4.0 hacked kernel from this forum and install it after updating to 10.6.4?

 

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php...197020&st=0

 

You need kernel 10.4.0. You will have to somehow get access to the drive so you can rename the existing mach_kernel and copy the new kernel and rename it mach_kernel.

 

-fm

 

Neebie here. I just got a Dell Mini 10v to work great under 10.6.3 then i did an update and i get the same screen as the first comment, but mine keeps asking me to hold down power key and reboot. I folllowed to the T the following guide.

 

http://osx.mechdrew.com/guides/macusb_dellmini10v.shtml

 

I have tried to reboot many time. Please help. what can this newbie do.

 

Reinstall and NOT update, or ??

 

Any help greatly appreciated.

 

Rick

S. Florida

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