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kernel panic, can somebody tell me what this problem is

I get this screen when I updated from 10.5.5 (iATKO 5i) to 10.5.6 using software update. I am using PF Bootloader, Stock ACPI, Kernel 9.5.0 fass, Default Decrypter... I thought with those main options that the OS will be updateable? I also…

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@cloudster09 Published 2009-04-21
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OSx86 Core & 10.X
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12,454 historical reads · 3 curated field notes (from 5 dispatches) · 2009-04-21 – 2009-04-27
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@cloudster09@Dies@Bettarg@w3stcoast87@andyvand

I get this screen when I updated from 10.5.5 (iATKO 5i) to 10.5.6 using software update.

I am using PF Bootloader, Stock ACPI, Kernel 9.5.0 fass, Default Decrypter...

I thought with those main options that the OS will be updateable?

I also remember getting that screen right after the initial bootup after installing iATKOS 5i for the first time. I had to reboot the computer several times and it solved the problem and I never got the kernel panic again. Not sure what went wrong.

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3 technical responses curated from 5 original dispatches

Field Note #1 @Dies 2009-04-21

Remove AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext then boot with "-f -F -v".

If you can't boot into safe mode to do it, then you can use the install DVD to do it.

Field Note #2 @Bettarg 2009-04-21

Safeboot will not work until AppleINtelCPUPowermanagement.kext is there.

U have to boot into Singeluser ( Bootoption -s ), thene mount your HDD and delete the Kext per Commanline.
Then reboot using -f -v ( Dont know what -F does )

Ah and yes, u can also use the Install DVD and the use the Terminal. Or a Linux Live CD or something.

Field Note #3 @andyvand 2009-04-27 ↳ Re: @Bettarg
@BettargSafeboot will not work until AppleINtelCPUPowermanagement.kext is there. U have to boot into Singeluser ( Bootoption -s ), thene mount your HDD and delete the Kext per Commanline. Then reboot using -f -v ( Dont know what -F does ) Ah and yes, u can also use the Install DVD and the use the Terminal. Or a Linux Live CD or something.

If singleuser does not work boot with install DVD and run Terminal from there...
Remove AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext and Extensions.mkext

Corroborated & Participated: @w3stcoast87
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@cloudster09Primary Author12009-04-21
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@BettargContributor12009-04-21
@w3stcoast87Contributor12009-04-22
@andyvandContributor12009-04-27