Kernel Panics : Office For Mac
I've got a mac running as an office server which has it's share of kernel panics. I've tried reviewing the last item in the Console but I'm not sure if that's what I'm actually looking for or which. Hi everyone, Happy New Year 2015 for a start! I have been experiencing Kernel panics with my mac book pro mid 2010radomly for a few months now but I am not very good in reading the reports provided once the mac reboots. Oct 2, 2015 - An anonymous reader writes: Users of Microsoft Office on the Mac are. Was the failure to boot from cold after the upgrade with a kernel panic.
I've been having repeated kernel panics for a little over a week now. I've run disk utility, tech tools, the disk utility on the installation disk, rember ram test, installed a virus checker, reinstalled (archive/install) mac os x. I am not receiving any errors in the tests, but I am still having kernel panics. They always happen when I am on the internet, not immediately, but I'd say about 20 minutes or so into a session. I first started having the panics when I clicked on a link from someone's facebook page and a kernel panic immediately popped onto my screen.
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I've been having them ever since. Can anyone steer me in the right direction as to what the problem is and what I should do?
I recently updated crashme to work on Mac OS X Lion. You will need to download the source code from and compile it using Xcode command line tools. More details are in a answer to question 5085136. But note that crashme hasn't found any immediate kernel panics on the Mac yet. However, after running crashme on the native MacBook Pro, and running it in VirtualBox VM's on the same machine, one in an x86 PC-BSD and another in an x64 Centos, my Lion Kernel became unhappy enough that it threw a kernel panic a few minutes later as I was editing a file using the native Emacs. So crashme may have stumbled upon a kernel bug.