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Operating Systems => macOS => Topic started by: mobrien_12 on 12 September 2006, 02:16

Title: Making OSX BSOD
Post by: mobrien_12 on 12 September 2006, 02:16

http://osxbook.com/book/bonus/chapter5/panic/

Course it has to crash in the first place, but.... :)

Title: Re: Making OSX BSOD
Post by: worker201 on 12 September 2006, 02:55

Funny.

I've had panic images displayed on my MacBookPro before.  OSX panics are almost always caused by hardware faults.  In my case, the Airport card connector was faulty, and the board it was on had to be replaced.  More commonly, the panics are caused by RAM compatibility issues.

Title: Re: Making OSX BSOD
Post by: 7031 on 12 September 2006, 22:00

I once got a kernel panic by simply unplugging my iPod!

Title: Re: Making OSX BSOD
Post by: Refalm on 13 September 2006, 10:53

Quote from: 7031

I once got a kernel panic by simply unplugging my iPod!

It's common knowledge that those things are designed for PC's nowdays :p

Title: Re: Making OSX BSOD
Post by: Orethrius on 13 September 2006, 12:26

Quote from: Refalm

It's common knowledge that those things are designed for PC's nowdays :p

 I was going to say that I didn't know any iPod owners that weren't using GTKpod or iDump on non-Wintel systems.  I guess that's one.  :D