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3. Have you installed anything new lately?

Tue Sep 17, 2013, 06:37 PM

Sep 2013

Maybe added new hardware? You may have an older driver loading that the OS doesn't like.

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Panic report? What the? [View all] bettyellen Sep 2013 OP

It's a Kernel Panic. evlbstrd Sep 2013 #1

Have you installed anything new lately? evlbstrd Sep 2013 #3

and it's a Mac Pro less than 1 yr old with lots of memory. Weird. bettyellen Sep 2013 #5

Some things to try evlbstrd Sep 2013 #7

Wow, thank you EB! Will do! bettyellen Sep 2013 #8

Let me know what happens! evlbstrd Sep 2013 #9

Could be wonky memory. Test it. sir pball Sep 2013 #10