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Kernel Panic After Update to 10.8.5

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thanks for the info rehabman - I installed the patched version and can now can see speedstep is working using MSRDumper. Oddly I did not have the NullCPUPowerManagement installed, but my system would still boot without AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement

cheers
 
nabs said:
thanks for the info rehabman - I installed the patched version and can now can see speedstep is working using MSRDumper. Oddly I did not have the NullCPUPowerManagement installed, but my system would still boot without AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement

cheers
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It must have been loading from somewhere... Sometimes it is useful to check what is loaded with kextcache:

Code: 
# in Terminal
kextstat|grep -y power

You can also use bdmesg to see what the boot loader is loading (best to boot with "-f" to get a boot without cache, so you see each and every driver loaded).
 
thanks - I did not know about either of those commands - should be handy!
 
nabs said:
thanks for the info rehabman - I installed the patched version and can now can see speedstep is working using MSRDumper. Oddly I did not have the NullCPUPowerManagement installed, but my system would still boot without AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement

cheers
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it them same thing in my case. i can only boot without AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement and also don´t have NullCPUPowerManagement. when i do cinebench my cpu runs at 50% only and i get less performance than with 10.8.4. anybody has tested cinebench cpu test?
 
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RehabMan said:
I think the patched AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext in Multibeast 5.5 is no good. See this post: http://www.tonymacx86.com/mountain-...s5-ultrabook-master-thread-40.html#post669342
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I agree,
I am setting up a new system that needs a patched AICPUPM kext (jetway baord for pro tools user) and i can't get 10.8.5 version working. Still crashes without NULLCPU present even after applying the multibeast "patched" version. Is there a version that is correctly patched and working available somewhere?

g\

EDIT: just saw your linked kext in the other thread. will try now and report back, thanks!

EDIT2: It works! you rock!
 
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I bought a Dell Inspiron 755 which had Mountain Lion pre installed. It worked perfectly in till I tried to update it to 10.8.5 AND NOW EVERY TIME I LOAD THE MACHINE IT COMES UP WITH A KERNAL PANIC with lots of numbers and codes. When i tried to boot the machine in -x mode the same thing happened. I now don't know what to do. Please can some one give me a solution as I have faulty computer. I'm not sure if the hackintosh was created using uni or multi beast because when loaded, the Tony mac sign doesn't appear, I DON'T KNOW?! If somebody can help that will be much appreciated! thankyou
 
austenchampion said:
I bought a Dell Inspiron 755 which had Mountain Lion pre installed. It worked perfectly in till I tried to update it to 10.8.5 AND NOW EVERY TIME I LOAD THE MACHINE IT COMES UP WITH A KERNAL PANIC with lots of numbers and codes. When i tried to boot the machine in -x mode the same thing happened. I now don't know what to do. Please can some one give me a solution as I have faulty computer. I'm not sure if the hackintosh was created using uni or multi beast because when loaded, the Tony mac sign doesn't appear, I DON'T KNOW?! If somebody can help that will be much appreciated! thankyou
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Use your Unibeast USB to boot your HDD partition (use "-f" when booting). Run Multibeast to install patched AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement for 10.8.5.
 
RehabMan said:
Use your Unibeast USB to boot your HDD partition (use "-f" when booting). Run Multibeast to install patched AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement for 10.8.5.
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Rehabman, I updated my working machine to 10.8.5 and I couldn't get it to stop kernel panic on the same kext. I booted to the Unibeast USB, patched with the Multibeast 10.8.5 AppleIntel kext, and same thing, kernel panic. I tried again with the 10.8.0-10.8.4 AppleIntel kext and same thing, kernel panic. Next, I tried again using the NULL kext and I could finally boot without unibeast. Any ideas?
 
braddman1 said:
Rehabman, I updated my working machine to 10.8.5 and I couldn't get it to stop kernel panic on the same kext. I booted to the Unibeast USB, patched with the Multibeast 10.8.5 AppleIntel kext, and same thing, kernel panic. I tried again with the 10.8.0-10.8.4 AppleIntel kext and same thing, kernel panic. Next, I tried again using the NULL kext and I could finally boot without unibeast. Any ideas?
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Without seeing a photo of the KP, I can't offer any ideas.

You should make sure you used the latest Multibeast (Not 5.5.1 or 5.5).
 
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