random reboots after upgrade to mavericks

Same here in my Macbook Pro late 2011, after install 10.9 it worked fine for about a month, but 5 days ago it start to reboot with a kernel panic, randomly, very frustrating, hope 10.9.1 fix everything up.

10.9.1 seeded to developers doesn't change anything. Still reboots randomly with kernel panic.

Hopeless, im thinking going back to ML.

We've downgraded most of our machines already.

I have downgraded as well (MacBook Pro 6,2). Back to 10.6, after 3 weeks and hundreds of random reboots. There is a rumour that in the case of my machine kernel panics might have to do with a faulty logic board (nvidia chip) which only becomes visible if you go beyond 10.6. There is even a 3 year replacment program, which I will try. If I get accepted. So far the pseudo-genius at a major Apple reseller in Berlin has told me that I might be happy that my book at least runs with 10.6 and should not desire more. Or buy a new machine. That is so ridiculous. But actually might be my only choice. Frustrating experience, made me lose days of work. Is that a kind of secret "tolerated" obsolescence?

I have also experience the same problem on my MacBook Pro early 2008. I upgraded from Snow Leopard and have been regreting it ever since. Have you tried a hardware test? How much RAM do you have? I am trying to wait for 10.9.1 update.

Somebody know what this means? I just have another random reboot and found it in the Console logs.

16:29:55.219 SystemUIServer[189]: *** WARNING: -[NSImage compositeToPoint:operation:fraction:] is deprecated in MacOSX 10.8 and later. Please use -[NSImage drawAtPoint:fromRect:operation:fraction:] instead.

Thanks.

I have exactly the same problem. I installed the newest path 10.9.1, and it still does not solve the problem. I think Apple should really put much more attention to this problem, becase it's so annoying for so many users 🙂

It does reboot also my MBP, retina, bought in early 2013.

Apparently Maverick ***** up also the most modern machines.

Thumbs down apple.

I work with Fusion virtual machine, and these reboots screw all my work.

I've been monitoring this thread since it started. Seems like we all have similiar issues with different causes.

I typically get 1-4 reboots a day, working 8 hours on a 2008 Mac Pro using Mavricks. The reboots I experience all happen when using Adobe Illustrator (CC) when I save, only Illustrator, only when saving, which I should add is to a SMB attached network volume.

I wanted to add to this thread that for the past 2 days I have disabled Google Drive and I have not had a single reboot since, and I have been using Illustrator heavily. It used to reboot about 25% of the time I did a save, and I must have saved 30 times in the past 2 days with zero reboots.

My two cents. I have a team of 6 Mac users here at work that I don't want to upgrade, or even get the new Mac Pros for if there's even a chance this'll happen. This needs to be addressed.

Edit: FWIW, I have no attached USB devices other than mouse & keyboard, and Time Machine is disabled.

Well scratch what I said above. I have no idea what changed, but I've had 2 reboots within the last hour while using Ilustrator CC, and Google Drive has been off.

*shrug* Very frustrating.

Hi, is there any solution to this problem? My computer restarts at least 10 times a day without any reason. I disabled Time Machine and it helped a little bit, but the problem is still there!

Apple if you read this, please, let us know what is a problem?

Update: I took my MBPro early 2008 to see an Apple Genius. He determined that I needed a new Logic Board. It was replaced and Snow Leopard was installed. (Mavericks....Never Again!)

Apple doesn’t routinely monitor the discussions.

Send Apple feedback. They won't answer, but at least will know there is a problem. If enough people send feedback, it may get the problem solved sooner.

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I had this problem for the last month (when left idle, my iMac would reboots itself - I use Maverick). I looked and looked for a solution and tried everything (safe boot, resetting SMC, resetting PRAM and NVRAM ....) and no success.

Finally, I used the Energy Saver panel and pushed the Restore Defauls button. PROBLEM SOLVED

Hopefully this will help others.