Apple Event: May 7th at 7 am PT
Hello,
My MBP has started Kernel Panic-ing on every startup. I am however able to boot in safe mode and to the recovery partition. I have tried repairing the disk, zapping the PR and reinstalling osx and finally wiping the drive and re-installing osx.
still panic-ing.. Can anyone give me further avenues to investigate?
Many Thanks
Ben
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.5)
Hi greenb1!
You've done some great troubleshooting to start out with! I have an article here that talks about kernel panics and can help you troubleshoot the issue a little further. The article can be found right here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3742
That article should give you some more information on kernel panics and will provide a few more steps to attempt to resolve the issue. Thanks for being a part of the Apple Support Communities!
Regards,
Braden
Do you have any peripherals plugged in to your Mac on startup?
Hi Daniel,
Nothing pugged in.
I have now also tried to boot from an exhdd with Mountain Lion and got a similar (although in a new font) kernel panic at startup. I am now thinking this is likely to be a hardware issue however I can boot in safe mode and to the recovery partition?
any suggestions appreciated
Ben
Ben ...
Good help for solving kernel panics here > Troubleshooting Mac OS X Kernel Panics
If you can't resolve the issue on your own, post the most recent log file in your Reply.
Located in: HD > Library > Logs > Diagnostic Reports
That should provide the information that may be causing the panics.
Kernel Panic on every startup - next steps?
