Kernel panic at boot - Yosemite

Hello, I got a problem 2 days ago with my macbook pro mid-2009.


It stopped and when I tried to start it again, I got a kernel panic screen during boot.


Context :

- Macbook pro mid-2009

- Ram : 8Go (i changed both RAM modules 2 months ago)

- Memory : Hard drive + SSD (i added the SSD 2 months ago)

- The drive is protected with filevault2.


I cannot boot from the internal hard drive neither from a bootable hard drive (external) with Yosemite application on it. Each time i try, Mac OS tries to load and the kernel panic appears very early during the process.

I do not have the recovery partition on the laptop so I cannot start disk utility from there.


I think that the problem could come from the RAM modules because of the impossibility to boot from an external hard drive or mother card... but i'm not sure !

Could anyone confirm or help me with this problem ?


Here are some photos of the log when I start in verbose mode (the log is complete) :


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If anybody has an idea, I would very grateful !


Thanks

MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.4)

Posted on Aug 4, 2015 6:45 AM

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Aug 6, 2015 10:31 AM in response to Barney-15E

Hello, I want to give you a feedback as I managed to solve my problem !


To do so, I removed my SSD (master drive) and tried with success to boot from an external HDD. I formatted the second internal HDD, then I put back the SSD, managed to boot again from the external HDD and formatted the SSD.


I do not know wich drive caused the failure but I am now able to install Yosenite like before.


Thank you

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