Kernel Panic after a few minutes...

[Comewhatevermay]

Yeah mate using macpro3,1. This def worked when I upgraded from sl, only
Gone bung since I tried to go vanilla

Cheers

 

[arikstress]

How to get verbose mode?

you getting error when you using mac?

you can try boot into single mode at the first time or -s flag on boot,

then when you come into terminal,

type this to see :

#more /var/log/kernel.log

you can browse based what time did you had error or kernel panic
to generate a file based on your kernel log, simply type :

#cat /var/log/kernel.log > /Users/yourmacusername/Desktop/yourlog.txt

or even you can see what makes your window in macosx crash by seeing window server.log

#more /var/log/windowserver.log

or also generate files

#cat /var/log/windowserver.log > /Users/yourmacusername/Desktop/anotherlog.txt

based that log, note what time when you had the problem.

 

[arikstress]

In the Chimera boot loader screen, interrupt the progress bar with any key, and press the down arrow to get the menu. Choose the boot verbose option.

Or add the following to your org.chameleon.boot.plist file in the Extras folder:

<key>Kernel Flags</key>
<string>-v</string>

Also, are you guys OCing your CPU or ram, and/or choosing the correct system definition? MacPro3,1 is the default. May not always work perfectly.

agree with him... use default first... as his said, nothing is perfect if you use customac.

 

[Orangezorki]

Thanks for the replies.

I think I've managed to get everything to work, but I'm not entirely sure why. I rebooted a few times, and kexthelper asked to run - I let it and it seems to work fine. I'm now really happy with everything working. Haven't checked the onboard audio, but my cinema display's speakers work fine.

As for the system definition, I have changed it to the newest 27" iMac, as the random serial number generator says that the Mac Pro definition doesn't fit with the i2700k.

David

 

[khalsa007]

Here is the kp error that I'm getting, please help.

 

[neilhart]

Sorry I did not see that you had resolved you KPs while running a booted system.

neil

 

[khalsa007]

Anyone could help with the problem. Please see two screen shots as shown above.