Seemingly Random Kernel Panic

[EwanJP]

Hello

I've had a look for threads involving 'deadbeef' panics but they all seem to refer to installation.

I'm getting a kernel panic almost everytime I use the mac even though it runs beautifully beforehand. It seems to occur because of an action I've made but that action can be anything from accessing a webpage to changing a parameter on some audio software.

I managed to get a couple of screenshots using the debug flag - if anyone can make any sense of it and point out something I'm doing wrong that'd be great.

Thanks!

Gigabyte Z87 HD3
i5 4670

 

[leonvmetcalf]

Deadbeef kernel panics mean that you have a buggy kext installed. Are you using USB wifi or Voodoo audio?

 

[EwanJP]

Hi, thanks for the reply.

I'm not using wifi or the Voodoo audio. From Multibeast 6.5 I'm using Realtek ALC892 & RTL81xx as well as the AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement. All the other configurations are pretty normal (I think).

I do have a USB audio interface and USB MIDI keyboard - the interface uses a kext which is up to date as far as I can tell and the keyboard is class compliant so shouldn't need any drivers.

Thanks again

EwanJP