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I am having a strange kernel panic that occurs about 25% of the time on boot. It doesn't give any next as reference, and occurs almost instantly after the Apple logo and spinner arrive. Any ideas?

 

 

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Tom

 

 

Hardware:

 

CPU: i5 2500k

Mobo: Asus P8Z68v-lx

Ram 8GB (2x4GB) Gskill 1333MHz

 

Using built in graphics

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I always just add the verbose flag to org.chameleon.boot.plist so it's always verbose, once system completely stable and running for a while can then remove it if you really like apple logo and spinning thingy, personally verbose is always perfered cause can see other potential issues even if they arent causing a panic. since you can still boot sometimes, u can provide bdmesg log and console log and would be happy to take a look.

yeah, also got a dsdt for you, but upload keeps failing:( To view your console logs locally, open console app under Application/Utilities/Console.app Actual log file are located at /var/logs/ and are .asl format, system.asl should include boot info, verbose boot does also log additional info into these logs, so it's not just for seeing the boot process live, but can help latter too. /var is a hidden folder by default, under finder menubar click "go" and then goto folder, start typing folder location, it will autocomplete folder names as you type

for bdmesg which logs chameleon stuff prior to osx logging begining, to view open terminal app also in utilities folder and type bdmesg. to save to txt file type sudo bdmesg > bdmesg.txt

 

yeah thats the folder

 

will pm so this thread doesn"t get crazy and confusing to anyone else that happens upon it

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