kernel panic with AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement

[respect]

I am getting a kernel panic which seems to be linked to AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement, this is a picuture off Google similiar to what I see. This problem happened after I created my Extra folder using Muti-Beast. Booting in any mode gives me the same kernel panic, how can I delete the files on my Extra folder or is there another way to fix it?

 

[T1hom7as]

Could you boot with the graphics enabled?

 

[reflow]

Fix

in post installation use multibeast and use the nullpowermangement kext

 

[respect]

Could you boot with the graphics enabled?

No

 

[respect]

in post installation use multibeast and use the nullpowermangement kext

What is the AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement used for? and why nullpowermangement should be used instead?

 

[reflow]

reply

because the computer does not support powermangement , and the name tells you what the kext does -_- , and just use nullpowermangement

 

[kakacek]

Perhaps, this could be clue for some of you:

1. I had the same problem.
2. But not from the beginning but after some time of succesfully running 1.8.2.
3. I just turned my computer off in the evening and in the morning I had this problem.
4. After all, I discovered that the problem was NOT in the OSX but in BIOS.
5. I do not know which BIOS setting did it and how did that happen.
6. But I just reloaded the optimized BIOS defaults and configured everything from scratch.
7. And it just started to work again - i.e. without any change in the OSX itself.

 

[ucupsz]

mine is solved with using this null kext.

thx.