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I hope these kernel panics are localized to my retina macbook pro

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bryanl

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With a fresh Lion install, I've had quite a few panics. I'm going to chalk it up to funky drivers and wait a couple of weeks before taking it back to Apple.
 

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Useless post. You didn't even tell us what you were doing when your OS crashes. If you're using Chrome, it's a known bug and Google is working on it.
 
funnoam said:
Useless post. You didn't even tell us what you were doing when your OS crashes. If you're using Chrome, it's a known bug and Google is working on it.
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I've only seen the anecdotal evidence. I have chrome and canary installed. It's crashed when I've been using it (writing code or surfing or using twitter), and it's also crashed when I haven't been doing anything with it.

Here's a sample crash for you: https://gist.github.com/2945905. They all pretty much look just like this one.
 
bryanl said:
I've only seen the anecdotal evidence. I have chrome and canary installed. It's crashed when I've been using it (writing code or surfing or using twitter), and it's also crashed when I haven't been doing anything with it.

Here's a sample crash for you: https://gist.github.com/2945905. They all pretty much look just like this one.
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looks like the panic was caused by the Nvidia chip.

try turning auto graphics switching off and see if that fixes the issue.
 
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