Mac OS X on x86 Hardware 2008–2024 Technical Archive
Member #24,085 · 2010-02-14 → 2010-02-15
#2,542 by Dispatches #2,700 by Author Reads #6,039 by Thread Reach Member #24,085 Chameleon / Boot-132 Gigabyte G31M / P35 Retail DVD / USB

@rookey

InfiniteMac community contributor with 3 recorded dispatches, 1 lead technical dossiers (3,516 direct reads), participating in discussions reaching 3,516 historical readers.

Dispatches 3 Ranked #2,542 of 6,691
Author Reads 3,516 Ranked #2,700 · 1 dossiers
Thread Reach 3,516 Ranked #6,039 in reach
Lead Dossiers 1 3,516 avg reads / dossier
Member Number #24,085 Joined 2010-02-14
Active Window 2010 2010-02-14 → 2010-02-15
Archive Standing
#2,542 of 6,691 by Dispatches (3 notes) · #2,700 of 3,454 by Author Readership (3,516 reads across 1 dossiers) · #6,039 by Thread Reach (3,516 cumulative reads)
InfiniteMac ID
Member #24,085 · Joined 2010-02-14
Hardware & Kernel Topics
Chameleon / Boot-132 (1) · Gigabyte G31M / P35 (1) · Retail DVD / USB (1)

Dispatches by Mac OS X Collection

Distribution across 1 technical boards

Lead Dossiers Authored by @rookey (1)

3,516 cumulative reads on threads started by @rookey

Dossier Title & SummaryCollectionReadership
Kernel panic on Boot after successful 10.6 install
I need a little help to figure out the panics my system is experiencing. My system - Gigabyte G41M-ES2L motherboard, Intel Pentium Dual Core E6500, 2GB DDR2 800MHz/PC2-6400 RAM, Western Digital WD3200AAKS 320GB SATAII, Sony AD-7240S 24x…
Snow Leopard 10.63,516 reads
2010-02-14 · 3 notes

Field Notes & Technical Dispatches (2)

Direct links into threads where @rookey contributed solutions & commentary

Thread & Dispatch ExcerptCollectionDate & Reach
Kernel panic on Boot after successful 10.6 install
“I left the computer running all day, and it went into sleep for a few hours. On wake, I was presented with the dreaded "you must restart" panic screen... ...and I'm back to square one, with OS X (both HD and USB) crashing on start up. So it…”
Snow Leopard 10.62010-02-15
3,516 dossier reads
Kernel panic on Boot after successful 10.6 install
“Took the computer to work this morning, and it's starting up correctly again. This make me wonder if it's a heat issue. I'm using the stock intel cooler on the cpu, and core temps are between 43° and 54°C at idle. I ran a stress test and sa…”
Snow Leopard 10.62010-02-15
3,516 dossier reads