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AlphaDogg

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May 20, 2010
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I had just taken my MBP out of clamshell mode. I carried it (in sleep mode) to an area that is closer to my wifi router. Once it was connected to wifi, I opened up the newest CTFxC video and I started watching it. It seemed odd that no video was there, but there was audio coming through. I double clicked where the video would normally be, to bring it to full screen mode. It played in full screen mode for about 1-2 seconds before it kernel panicked. What could be the cause of the kernel panic? It is a new MBP, that I purchased in April.

BTW, CTFxC is a vlog on YouTube. This means that it is flash based.
 

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Please people, I am desperate. I need input.

More info: My MBP has an all stock configuration, except for the 320GB Seagate HDD. The hard drive was pulled from a portable Seagate FreeAgent Go that I got for a good price.
 
It's one of these:

BlackBerry software/device plugged in
Parallels
VirtualBox

The only thing plugged in was a 4GB SDHC card. I may have had parallels open at the time. But, there was no virtual machine open. I have not used VirtualBox for quite a while, as I now have Parallels. The only thing regarding VirtualBox that I can think of, that may be an issue is that I accidentally corrupted the virtual hard drive.
 
The only thing plugged in was a 4GB SDHC card. I may have had parallels open at the time. But, there was no virtual machine open. I have not used VirtualBox for quite a while, as I now have Parallels. The only thing regarding VirtualBox that I can think of, that may be an issue is that I accidentally corrupted the virtual hard drive.

Well, all of VirtualBox's extensions are still running. Check this:

http://bloggy.kuneri.net/2008/11/06/how-to-completely-remove-virtualbox-on-mac/
 
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